Someone Lost Underwear in Press Gallery
By noon, however, they had disappeared without fanfare. What do these lost drawers say about the state of the gallery? Was it a simple mistake? Or did someone plant the pants?
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Keating: Academic Partnerships Are the Missing Link
In the meantime, we should be working with the ones already in existence.
Jim DeMint: No More Appointees Until After Elections
“I think that should be across the board. We are just a couple months away from an election, and those things just need to wait,” DeMint continued.
Tom Coburn May Delay Tax Extenders Package
also keep middle-class taxpayers from being hit by the alternative minimum tax, which was designed to ensure wealthy people pay enough in taxes but can affect a much larger segment of the population without
Polls or Fundamentals in N.Y. 1st District Race?
What should I believe? Let’s start with the polls themselves. The Democratic survey is a traditional poll conducted by a respected polling firm.
Congress Faces Numerous Hurdles to Tax Overhaul
There is widespread agreement that the tax code should be made more predictable and economically efficient, and that the best time to attempt a structural overhaul would probably be the first year
GOP Gambles on Drought Assistance Bill
“What was clear was that we can’t send our Members home in the middle of a drought without any action,” one House GOP leadership aide said before the session.
Internet Security Bill Could Be Stalled
starting today, in accordance with the law, new health care plans will have to start offering preventive services — including contraception and HIV screening and counseling for sexually active women — without
Bono Mack: Privacy Protections Essential to E-Commerce
As quickly and quietly as a wallet can be stolen by a skilled pickpocket, your personal identity can be hijacked without you knowing it by online hackers and cyber-thieves.
Khoroshkovskiy: Time to Press ‘Refresh’ Button With Ukraine
In 2011, our gross domestic product rose by 4.7 per cent, and this year it should grow by 3 percent to 4 percent.
Gary Peters Finds Strength Along 8 Mile
“No matter who you are, and no matter where you live, you should be entitled to health care in the United States of America,” Peters told the parishioners Sunday.
Stier: Oversight of CDC Grants Is Necessary
Now there should be no wiggle room.
Both Parties Prepare to Fight Over Sequester
You should be leading this charge, not me. I will be a willing partner to any Democrat, including the president, to fix this,” said Sen.
Drought Throws Off GOP Focus on Tax Cuts
“The heat is definitely going to be turned up, and the one thing everyone can agree on is it’s untenable going into August without doing something on the drought,” a senior GOP aide said.
Health Care: The Justices Underscore a Divide
So the court said states could choose to opt out of the expansion without risking all their Medicaid funds.
Transportation: Clash of Congressional Cultures
Jeff Denham said his state could and should do without federal funding for the project — and he has made that cause a part of his intense campaign for a second term.
Tom Coburn Says He’ll Fight Common Way to Pay for Legislation
.) — say that while the country has shown signs of progress, the sanctions authorization should be renewed for another year to ensure the United States has the tools to keep pushing the new government
Langevin: A Little Regulation Now Avoids Disaster Later
After the FBI’s sting, users who relied on those servers could no longer access the Internet without temporary assistance provided by the FBI, which worked with a private company to give computer
Lungren: Government Must Facilitate, Not Dictate
Should it provide cybersecurity for the private sector, or should the government require that the private sector secure its own networks to a particular standard?
Ready to Pass Blame on Taxes
The procedural issue gives House leadership a good excuse to ignore the measure or return it to the Senate without action.