Financial Forms Flummox Members
The Committee on Standards of Official Conduct added the section to this year’s forms in an apparent attempt to address a recurring problem of Members reporting sales of stock without reporting capital
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Capitol Hill Awaits Obama Decision on General’s Fate
Some Democrats tried to signal their views without stepping on the president’s toes.
Threat of Another Economic Stumble Is Real
American companies have responded with suppleness to the challenge, increasing efficiency without increasing costs so that they sit on mountains of cash — but are not doing anything with it that
Hamberger: Rep. Walz’s Column Is Off-Base on Rail Rates
This goal won’t be possible without a healthy freight rail network to move American goods to ports and then onto the global market.
Senators Reassess July 2011 Target for Afghanistan
That’s a part of our problem,” the Indiana Republican said, adding that without parameters, the argument about the date and timing of the withdrawal would go on.
Rozell & Sollenberger: Senate Needs Full Access to Kagan Files
The Republicans controlled the Senate at the time, and the party members on the committee easily could have pushed through the nomination without demanding documents.
Courtney: No Longer Shut Out of Coverage
Without coverage, they fear he won’t have access to the daily insulin shots and costly glucose monitoring systems he needs to stay alive.
Reduce Deficits — but Keep Teachers Working
It should find offsets to keep aid to states deficit-neutral — perhaps tapping unspent 2009 stimulus money — but it shouldn’t cut funds intended for education reform.
GOP Uses Justice Nomination to Attack National Security Policy
“On that note, I should add that I am concerned that so many department nominees and officials have made statements similar to yours.”
GOP Link to Doctors Gets Knife
We thought it should have been fixed a long time ago.’
Honig: FCC Chief’s Proposal Disregards What Congress and America Want
Without Congressional direction, forbearance is a moving target.
Variety of Spending Demands Clash in House
But the dilemma for Democratic leaders is that, without the cover of the war money, it would be difficult to persuade moderates in their Caucus — who are fed up with repeated leadership requests
In Last Week Before GOP Runoff, Inglis Attacks Congress
he should have pointed at every Member of Congress,” Inglis says in ad.
How Do You Budget Objectively in a Political World?
Relying on numerical rankings assumes that the numbers assigned to these activities will be accepted without question.
Pelosi: Oil Companies Should Write Blank Check for Spills
Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday said companies responsible for oil spills like the ongoing gusher in the Gulf of Mexico should face an unlimited tab to cover the cost of cleanup and damages.
Leaders Are Coy About Reforms to Ethics Panel
“I think we should be able to police ourselves but we haven’t been able to,” Flake said. He added that the OCE has been “useful”: “I’ll have to see what reforms come up.”
There Are Democrats Who May Survive a Wave
That should give Democrats reason to hope that Minnick can hold on in November. Alabama Rep.
K Street Files: Credit Unions Fly In Help for Hike the Hill’
Reverse mortgages are offered to homeowners over age 61 and allow them to convert some of their home equity into cash without selling the property.
Facebook Bulks Up Lobbying as Privacy Issues Increase
Marc Rotenberg, the executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, said Congress should hold hearings on privacy issues to publicly air the privacy practices of online companies
Brown: FCC Chief’s Proposal Does What Congress Wanted
The issue is whether and how the FCC should restore oversight of the gatekeepers. The stakeholders dispute what is the best and least intrusive way to proceed.