FEC Fines 527 Group $750,000
The agency fined the Progress for America Voter Fund $750,000 after determining that the group had functioned like a political action committee without registering to become one.
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House Panels Limited to 2 Percent Increases
House committee leaders warned on Wednesday that they are losing staffers to the private sector, and without an increase in budget funds they will be unable to tackle problems ranging from foreign affairs
Can Landrieu Find Her Voters?
Undoubtedly Landrieu’s biggest coup to date — her involvement in opening a huge swath of the Gulf of Mexico to oil and gas production — should earn her plaudits across the state.
Fight Over Fiscal Discipline Begins With Bush’s Budget
And Republicans in Congress know they can now voice support for the goal without being in charge of the tough decisions.
Gore Shut the Door on ’08. What If Someone Opens a Window?
He looked out the window and said: “This should be a great interview.”
Almost Infamous
But Fear helpfully notes that in D.C., it’s perfectly legal to bare one’s breasts, which HOH dutifully put in the “plus” column of life in the District (which almost outweighs that whole “Taxation Without
Specter Explores Congress’ Role on War Policies
Grant without prior approval from the Senate, the letter stated.
Not So Fast on Fast Track
Congress can then approve or reject the agreements, without adding any amendments. “I think everybody thinks TPA is a long-term prospect,” said the lobbyist.
Congress, Airlines Clash Over Customer Service Mandates
“Occasional delays may be unavoidable, but no one should be held hostage on an airplane for hours without food, safe drinking water or functioning restrooms,” Boxer said in a statement.
Mental Health Parity Legislation Faces State Pre-emption Obstacle
By contrast, the House bill would continue to allow states to set standards for mental health coverage without being pre-empted by the new federal requirements.
Grassley Seeks Democrats’ Help on Taxes
“The contours of the deal should be known if details can’t be,” a Grassley aide said of his insistence that Democrats agree to pursue a small-business tax package that is much larger than the $1.4
Two House Reruns on Tap in N.Y.
Even without a formal declaration, Massa and Maffei have both remained active since November, hitting community and political events in their districts.
Hill’s Music Men Find Little Time for Tunes
“For my own mental health I should probably play for 15 minutes a day or something, but it doesn’t seem to be there,” says Hall, co-founder of the band Orleans, whose credits include the soft-rock
Politics, Uncertainty Follow Latest Votes on Iraq
“Without a doubt,” said Chief Deputy Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.), adding that an extended debate helped to bolster GOP support against the resolution.
Democrats Offer Nothing but Empty Words on Iraq
[IMGCAP(1)] With 140,000 men and women on the ground in Iraq striving at great personal risk to bring us security and victory, the least we should expect from the party that promised change and a
How Iraq Resolution Dissidents Fare Politically at Home
– Tom Petri, Wisconsin’s 6th Now in his 14th full term, Petri has had only one relatively close re-election contest and has run several times without Democratic opposition.
Democrats, Bush Should Take ‘Yes’ for Answer, Start Entitlement Talks
Secretary Henry Paulson, Office of Management and Budget Director Rob Portman and White House Chief of Staff Josh Bolten all have told Congressional Democrats they want to hold talks on entitlement reform “without
Push to Put Police Counsel on USCP Payroll Continues
Caulfield, who said last year that he planned to retire before the Senate began considering the provision, said he disagreed with the move because it was “clearly unnecessary” and added a new requirement “without
Washingtonians to Hold Mass Rally on Hill Today
If you hear chants of “No taxation without representation” on Capitol Hill today, don’t panic and think it’s 1776 all over again.
TGIF?
(For those of you who have been living in a cave without cable television, the hot story of the last several days was the legal battle to determine who fathered the infant daughter of Smith, who