Louisiana: Boustany Will Not Run for Senate
</p> “While Congressman Boustany is honored to have been encouraged to run for the U.S.
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Today at a Glance: March 5, 2013
</p> Senate </p> Convenes at 10 a.m. </p> Roll call votes expected: </p> S Res 64 — Committee expenditures</p> Hearings </p> Armed Services holds a hearing on U.S.
Obama’s Latest Cabinet Nominees Could Face Hill Delays
; EPA pick Gina McCarthy is currently assistant administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation; and Energy pick Ernest Moniz, a prominent MIT physicist, served as an undersecretary under President Bill
People on the Move: March 4, 2013
</p> Victoria Napier has been hired as senior vice president of federal government relations at EnergySolutions.
Obama Nominates Energy, EPA Heads
</p> The position leaves some environmentalists unconvinced.
Murray Plans to Lead Democrats Into Budget Fray
</p> Now, after the 2012 elections, Democratic leaders see the budget as a vehicle to make these same points.
Video Game Industry Flies Solo
</p> Now, with a Senate bill calling for a deeper examination of a possible link between real-life gun violence and depictions in movies and video games, many content providers are banding together in
As Sequester Begins, Republicans Open Door to Long-Term Deficit Deal
</p> Republican Sens.
Defense Lobby Is Facing a Moment of Truth
</p> Yet the GOP’s fiscal conservatives are now edging out the party’s defense champions.
Issa Works Toward Oversight Legacy
In late February 1997, the second month of President Bill Clinton’s second term, the media was in a feeding frenzy over documents obtained by the House oversight panel that showed Clinton had used perks
Home Sweet K Street
</p> None of this can be done in pajamas.
Smith: Coordinate R&D to Prevent Cyberattacks
Last week, we held a hearing to examine the Cybersecurity Enhancement Act, a bill that would coordinate research-and-development activities to better address evolving cyber-threats.
Obama, Lawmakers Expect Straightforward Stopgap
</p> Obama said he would not veto a stopgap funding bill that complies with the discretionary spending level of $1.043 trillion set in the debt reduction agreement of 2011, signaling there won’t be a
Today at a Glance: March 4, 2013
The House is expected to clear a bill to reauthorize medical disaster and emergency response programs. </p> The Senate votes on two judicial nominations.
McKeon, Armed Services Panel Republicans Decry Cuts
</p> The group of GOP lawmakers said they are not willing to budge on President Barack Obama’s demand that any sequester replacement bill include tax increases as well as spending cuts.
Colorado: Bennet Backs Former Primary Foe for House
</p> In 2010, Romanoff displeased many party officials when he challenged Bennet, then an appointed senator.
Boehner, McConnell: No Means No on Taxes
</p> He said the House in the meantime would move a bill to keep the government open past the March 27 deadline and hopes Democrats would agree to it.
Louisiana: Dardenne ‘Pondering’ Run Against Landrieu
</p> Dardenne, who served in the state Senate for 15 years, said he loved his time as a legislator, adding, “I miss the policy and I miss the debate.”</p> “I really did enjoy the legislature.
Keystone Would Have No ‘Substantial’ Impact on Emissions, State Department Says
</p> Bill McKibben, founder of the grass-roots climate change movement 350.org, said the State Department’s analysis was comparable to what he described as its failure to anticipate the Arab Spring.
Farmers, Others Worried About Crop Insurance Status
Despite last year’s devastating drought, one of the worst since the Dust Bowl, farmers were so heavily insured that Congress’ not passing a farm bill was met with a collective shrug in the countryside.