GOP Leaders Seek to Block Welfare Waivers
Administration says it won't waive work requirements, just eliminate bureaucratic barriers
Administration says it won't waive work requirements, just eliminate bureaucratic barriers
Democrat drops out of race after party says she voted in both Maryland and Florida in 2006 and 2008
$1 trillion spending bill would fund government until March
It didn't begin (and won't end) with Lance Armstrong getting stripped of his Tour de France titles.
To comb through and get rid of unneeded laws and regulations.
GOP House candidates across the country are being linked to Akin
Democrat Dennis Cardoza to step down Wednesday, cites family concerns.
Connecticut holds most expensive primary race in country.
Congress has effectively stopped work on serious legislation until after the election.
Michigan AG accuses four of altering petitions for Democratic rep.'s re-election campaign.
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., 47, began a medical leave for "exhaustion" June 10.
Laura Richardson (D-Long Beach) was accused of pressuring staff to work on her campaign and for improperly using taxpayer funded resources.
The House voted 150-265 to stay in session through the summer.
Fine: tiny. Legal ramifications: none.
Background briefings on complex matters with the press would be forbidden, even if the information is not classified.
Bill due Wednesday for $5.5 billion to prepay retirement benefits.
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Democrats (and at least one moderate Republican) are taking aim at the "next Ron Paul."
The president finds himself between an environmentalist rock and a labor union hard place
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