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Obama Taps Sebelius for Health Spot

Sebelius will not have the broad portfolio planned for Daschle before the former Senate Majority Leader was forced to withdraw his nomination to be HHS secretary.

Reid Reopens Senate Debate

Until the Senate began debating an equal pay measure in January, Coburn estimates that 180 days passed with only one GOP amendment on the Senate floor.

Gingrich Enjoys Rock-Star Status at CPAC

Senate GOP leaders who spoke earlier in the day talked about the importance of regaining seats in the Northeast, but also stressed that Republicans are going to have to change the face of the party to

Congressional Budgets to Jump

“We’re very pleased that the Congress has [accepted] our request and recognized that we needed it,” Acting Comptroller General Gene Dodaro said last week.

Norton: a Player Outside the District

“For us, we’re hoping that our member businesses will be able to move into those neighborhoods and provide services.” Norton hopes to implement similar management reforms nationally through reauthorization

Senate Passes D.C.

With the bill’s passage in the Senate, voting rights advocates will now turn their attention to the House, which is set to vote on its version of the bill next week.

GOP Creates Stimulus Watchdog Group

House and Senate Republicans on Thursday announced the creation of a new group to watch over the implementation of the $787 billion stimulus package.

Obama’s Budget Wins Predictable Cheers and Jeers

“We’re going to double the debt in five years and triple it in 10,” Gregg said. Gregg said the budget will raise taxes on small businesses and on households through the cap-and-trade system.

Senate Scrambles on Health Care

Dodd is Kennedy’s closest friend in the Senate and second-in-command on the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, which Kennedy chairs.

Reid Predicts Health Care to Hit Floor by August

Roused by President Barack Obama’s address to Congress on Tuesday night, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) followed suit Wednesday by laying out an ambitious agenda and predicting the Senate will

Steele Under Fire From GOP Senators

They’re going to have to go through a primary in which they’re going to have to explain to those Republican voters in that primary their vote. … Those Senators are going to have to account to those voters

Leahy Renews Anti-Corruption Fight

A top Senate Democrat is pushing to hand the Justice Department more firepower to fight public corruption, even as a handful of House Democrats appear to be coming under new scrutiny in a federal probe

Obama Senses Momentum

The president summoned Congressional Democratic leaders to a White House meeting to mull strategy for the year and held a separate meeting with leaders of the House and Senate financial panels to