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The Senate Finance Committee voted 14-9 Tuesday to pass America’s Healthy Future Act of 2009. The committee’s approval marks a critical turning point for...
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Massachusetts law originally allowed for the governor to make an appoint to a vacant Senate seat until the next scheduled election. But in 2004 with the state’s...
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Virginia’s senior Senator Jim Webb, a fmr. Secretary of the Navy, has secured the release of an American, John Yettaw, held in Myanmar by the ruling junta.
Mr....
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The Democrats are riding high right now. The biggest majority in the House that any party has seen for a long time, a filibuster proof one in the Senate and a popular...
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For the first time since 1968, a party will command a filibuster proof majority in the Senate.
After several months of recounts and court battles, Democratic...
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Just hours ago, the governor that was attempting to sell Barrack Obama’s senate seat has been impeached by the House. This is just the first step in two steps....
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The New York Daily News, a tabloid paper, has estimated that Caroline Kennedy is worth around $100 million.
The former First Daughter is seeking Hillary...
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Former comedian and Democratic Minnesota senatorial candidate Al Franken has official taken a narrow lead over Republican incumbent Norm Coleman after the recount...
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Former comedian and current Democratic senatorial candidate Al Franken looks set to win Minnesota’s Senate seat against Republican incumbent Norm Coleman.
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The Senate on Thursday night abandoned efforts to fashion a government rescue of the American automobile industry, as Senate Republicans refused to support a bill...
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Barack Obama—writer, sometime community organizer, leftmost member of the United States Senate, and Democratic presidential candidate—is he a red diaper baby? An...
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The Senate approved a controversial nuclear deal with India on Wednesday, clearing the way for the United States to export nuclear know-how to India after a ban lasting...
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U.S. lawmakers approved the creation of a cabinet-level position of copyright czar as part of sweeping intellectual property enforcement legislation that sailed through...
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A bill designed to shield academic researchers from harassment by animal rights groups and others who oppose their work passed the state Senate on Friday.
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CHICAGO — Efforts to protect the Great Lakes from those who may covet their vast quantities of water for an increasingly thirsty world took a major step forward...
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The President will no longer be able to change published executive orders in secret if a bill introduced to the Senate Thursday becomes law.
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Senate negotiators said Wednesday they had reached a tentative agreement on a key obstacle to one of the most ambitious federal health initiatives ever, a $50 billion...
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If you want to understand national governmental power in the United States, one word is far more important to know than any other. That word is “filibuster.”
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Leftist politicians in Mexico who last week stormed both houses of Congress have vowed to remain in protest at planned reform of the state oil giant.
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Republicans in the House and Senate have vociferously favored earmark reform in recent months. As a political maneuver, it was extremely shrewd and came at a very...
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After seizing 24 seats, Democrats have won the House of Representatives and are waiting for two undecided races to grab the Senate in the US mid-term elections. The...
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The house of representatives in the American Congress has approved the The United States and India Nuclear Cooperation Promotion Act of 2006. On the other hand, US...
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As we said in our previous article India-US Nuclear Deal: Still Long Way to Go,, there are more steps ahead to get final approval from the US Congress on the nuclear...
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The civilian nuclear technology-sharing plan between India and the US may get final approval by the end of the year. According to the Assistant Secretary of State...
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