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</p> While the annual debate over the defense authorization bill usually provides senators with a megaphone on those and other controversial issues, this year’s bizarre end to November — with Majority
</p> Anyone wondering about the proper use of “whereas” in a resolution, feeling confounded by the canons of capitalization in a committee report or pondering the punctuation of a bill should consult
Bill Cassidy.</p> Cassidy’s Senate campaign announced Monday that state Sen. Elbert Guillory had joined state Rep.
</p> D.C. P.I. </p> Bill Press sits down on Tuesday at Hill Center with Terry Lenzner, arguably the District’s most seasoned private investigator.
</p> Some of his congressional colleagues from Florida also wonder why he is sticking around.</p> “I don’t know the depth of his problem or his situation that well.
(The closest thing is the return of the “dairy cliff,” an expected steep rise in retail milk prices in early January unless some provisions of the stuck-in-conference farm bill are extended.)
Bill Young, R-Fla., announced his retirement, GOP political consultant Nick Zoller was one of the first Republican candidates to jump into the race to replace the 22-term congressman.
</p> This week Florida state and local Republican party leaders have called upon Rep. Radel to resign. Radel is in a treatment center in Naples, Florida.</p> News reports have indicated former Rep.
</p> Republicans hellbent on attaching Iran sanctions to the pending defense authorization bill froze Senate action before Thanksgiving, and the Senate is scheduled for only one more week of work before
Suddenly Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., doesn’t sound as committed to a new Iran sanctions bill.</p> Reid last week said he “will support” a bill that would tighten the sanctions.
</p> As early as this week, officials are scheduled to send primary ballots to voters for the race to succeed the late Republican Rep. C.W. Bill Young in the highly competitive 13th District.
</p> In June, Davis filibustered Senate Bill 5, which would have banned abortions after 20 weeks and imposed new regulations on doctors and clinics performing abortions in Texas.
</p> During the previous nuclear standoff in July, Sen.
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Had Issa, chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, sanctioned the email from the Armed Forces Foundation, it could have run afoul of House ethics
Capitol Hill veteran-turned-lobbyist Bill Broydrick on Friday is following in President John F.
Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., came within as a day of trying a maneuver similar to what Reid executed Thursday, but pulled back after seven senators from each party – the “gang of 14″ — announced
Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., came within as a day of trying a maneuver similar to what Reid executed Thursday, but pulled back after seven senators from each party – the “gang of 14” — announced
</p> It ought to be easier for any family to plan, save and invest in education.
</p> “The Senate must be prepared to move forward with a new bipartisan Iran sanctions bill, when the Senate returns after Thanksgiving recess.
More than 400 amendments to the bill have been filed. Often handfuls of these measures will get lumped into a package and voted on en mass.</p> The Senate still has not voted on a measure from Sen.