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Big Businesses Vie for Favored Provisions as Senators Finalize ‘Patent Troll’ Bill
Tech firms say the “loser pays” provision and other aggressive steps are needed because they spend too much time and money defending themselves against troll lawsuits in court, when they should be focusing
Japan and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: All In, or Out?
No one should be misled about the seriousness of this problem.
The US-China Relationship Begins With Our Young People | Commentary
Whatever our international challenges — from terrorism to nuclear proliferation, financial instability and climate change — the United States cannot address them without working with China.
Will McCutcheon Ruling Boost Political Parties?
Conservatives argue that party officials should enjoy the same freedoms.
Crafting the Taiwan Relations Act | Commentary
Carter’s announcement of formal diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China without consulting the Congress angered many members. Sen.
Ryan Budget Is High-Risk, Modest-Reward Strategy in an Election Year
That’s the maximum number of Republicans who can turn their back on the budget resolution when it comes before the full House next week without dooming the caucus and its most nationally prominent
Filling Gaps in the Fight Against Nuclear Terror | Commentary
Like a chain restaurant without a health code, this creates a self-policing scenario where quality and care varies and health risks abound.
In First Tests as Finance Chairman, Wyden Pushes Against Patches
I believe we should repeal it without pay-fors, or by using reductions in the Overseas Contingency Fund, called OCO.”
Unemployment Benefits Headed for Senate Vote (Updated)
With backing from at least five Republicans, the bill should get the 60 votes needed to end a filibuster on bringing the bill up for debate.
Braley’s Opponent? Two Seem Most Likely From Crowded Field
“I think the notion of a convention choosing our Senate nominee gets more remote by the day,” said one veteran Iowa Republican operative without ties to any of the campaigns.
On Obamacare, Harry Reid Says the Joke Is on Boehner
“They should be trying to help people get health care,” Reid said, adding that the criticism is “a bunch of drivel.”
McConnell: Ukraine Aid Bill Won’t Pass House Without Changes
“Let’s talk about it, let’s see if we can amend this measure, change this measure in a constructive fashion without introducing a lot of amendments that might bog us down in long-term debate.
Should Open Parallel Negotiations with Iran on Israeli-Palestinian Issue | Commentary
Rather than calling for an investigation, as he should have done, he accused Israel of chicanery in an effort to sabotage the nuclear talks.
Logistics of Afghan Drawdown Prove Challenging
is making steady progress in the removal of people and equipment from landlocked Afghanistan, according to military officials who say the delay in a final decision about the U.S. presence after 2014 should
Scientists Are Becoming a Rarer Congressional Breed, and That’s Not a Good Thing | Commentary
But without something unexpected in the next eight months, the five of yesteryear will become the two of tomorrow, once Rep. Rush D. Holt, D-N.J., retires.
New Bipartisan Ukraine Sanctions Bill Introduced — Without IMF Language (Updated)
. | A House bill introduced Friday imposing sanctions on Russia and providing economic aid to Ukraine would closely mirror legislation up for consideration in the Senate next week — but without language
Asking Congress to Support Meaningful Patent Reform Legislation | Commentary
Without a change in the law, patent trolls will continue to wreak havoc on transit agencies and all types of businesses.
Cantor Says House Budget Will Conform to ‘Spending Limits’ (Updated)
Dynamic scoring is an analysis that takes a measure’s broad economic impact into account, as opposed to the CBO’s current use of “static scoring,” which considers costs without regard to macroeconomic
Cantor Says House Budget Will Conform to ‘Spending Limits’ (Updated)
Dynamic scoring is an analysis that takes a measure’s broad economic impact into account, as opposed to the CBO’s current use of “static scoring,” which considers costs without regard to macroeconomic