
Congress pushes Christmas compromises
Congressional leaders are girded to push a Christmas compromise on tax cuts and spending through the House and Senate by week’s end after Republicans and
Congressional leaders are girded to push a Christmas compromise on tax cuts and spending through the House and Senate by week’s end after Republicans and
White House and congressional negotiators are trading final offers over U.S. oil exports and concessions for home-state interests as they move toward wrapping up a
The White House and top lawmakers want to wrap up a year’s worth of budget work and let Congress adjourn this coming week until 2016.
The deficit is dead. Long live the deficit. As the nation’s ledger adjusts to decreasing levels of deficit spending, the voices in Washington calling for
President Barack Obama will seek to bust through spending limits for both domestic and defense programs, the White House said Thursday, negating the effects of
Environmentalists, labor and women’s groups that spent more than $29 million to help House Democrats in 2012 have put up barely a quarter of that
Senate Democrats’ campaign arm spent almost $1 million a day last month to defend their at-risk majority, according to a summary of their September finances
By its own estimate, the government made about $100 billion in payments last year to people who may not have been entitled to receive them