The Clamor for Special Sequester Deals
</p> “You’re going to have people that are going to die,” Hansen said of people being tossed from clinical trials.
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Immigration Overhaul Fights Law of Unintended Consequences
</p> As Klein writes: </p> “The immigration bill allows those who have been in the country illegally to obtain provisional legal immigrant status — after several preconditions are met — even though
Senate Passes FAA Fix Before Leaving Town
</p> Before leaving town for a week-long recess, the chamber passed a bill that allows funding transfers from airport projects to offset the cost of keeping air traffic controllers working and airplanes
GOP at Cross Purposes on ‘Obamacare’
A minimal number of Democratic votes existed for the bill, if any.
16 Donors Gave $122 Million to George W. Bush Foundation
</p> Under current law, the foundation does not have to release the names of the donors but it has made public its tax returns for CY2010 and CY2011.
This Is A Stick Up!
Jack Reed, R.I., was merely mugging for the camera,</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) or preparing to spill about absolutely everything to the circling press corps.
Today at a Glance: April 26, 2013
The House is expected to pass a bill that would sell off most of the nation’s helium reserves and clear a measure that would avert air traffic controller furloughs.
Bill Nelson Mulls Bid for Florida Governor
Bill Nelson, D-Fla., is considering a bid against GOP Gov. Rick Scott in 2014. </p> “I’d say that’s true, that he’s considering it,” said Nelson spokesman Dan McLaughlin.
Mike Turner Broadens Campaign Against ‘Monuments to Me’
</p> leading the charge for several years</p> “We all understand acknowledging the service of those members who are retired or have, perhaps, passed on.
Remainders: 867-5309/Jenny, Don’t Change Your Number
</p> What you might have missed “At the Races” on Thursday …</p> </p> #FLgov: Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla, is mulling a gubernatorial run in 2014.
Bonker and Stearns: US-EU Trade Agreement as Opportunity or Peril?
NAFTA tested President Bill Clinton’s political savvy and persuasive skills to get through a Democratic Congress. The five FTAs negotiated by the George W.
Health Insurance Anxiety on Capitol Hill
</p> “Obamacare is a train wreck,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said in a statement. “Congress shouldn’t be able to get out of Obamacare until everyone else does.” </p> Sen.
Gangs in Congress Go Where Partisans Fear to Tread
</p> That was clear when the current gangland era was born.
Nonpolitical D.C.: 13 Movies to Check Out
</p> 3. D.C. Cab (1983): Pity the fools who miss the adventures of Mr. T, Adam Baldwin and Bill Maher and their shaggy-dog cab company.
Lawmakers Split on Next Steps After Syria’s Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons
</p> Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., also made clear that he wasn’t ready to support full-scale military intervention.
Coburn, Paul Try to Gum Up Online Sales Tax Bill
</p> The underlying bill would not run into the “blue slip” problem, because it steers clear of federal tax changes.
House Immigration Group’s First Meeting Since Boston Bombing
</p> Last week, House Republicans negotiating an immigration overhaul reacted positively to the Senate “gang of eight” moving first to release their bill.
GOP Pulls Health Care Bill From House Floor
</p> Specifically, the bill transferred $3 billion to the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan under the health care law, which GOP leaders have argued was in line with Republican policy goals.
All Eyes on Portman as ENDA Re-Emerges
</p> Portman has talked briefly with Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., one of the five co-sponsors of the bill, but that conversation was not particularly substantive on either side.
Voters Pass D.C.’s Budget Autonomy Referendum, Many Ask ‘Now What?’
</p> And in another wrinkle, House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., claimed on Wednesday to have his own budget autonomy bill nearly ready for introduction, a measure he