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Appeals Court Overturns Stem Cell Research Ban
WASHINGTON -- Opponents of taxpayer-funded stem cell research lost a key round in a federal appeals court Friday. In a 2-1 decision, a panel of the U.S. court of appeals in Washington overturned a judge's order that would have blocked taxpayer funding for stem cell research. The judges ruled that opponents of...
Gov't Seeks to Limit Junk Food Ads to Kids
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration is planning to ask food companies and restaurants to cut back on advertising unhealthy foods to children. Under guidelines obtained by The Associated Press, companies would be urged only to market foods to children ages 2 through 17 if they are low in fats, sugars and sodium and...
University Prof Calls for Congressional UFO Hearing
Congress has a full plate of hearings coming up. Everything from medical liability reform, creating and promoting jobs and investigating Internet child pornography to assessing China's behavior and making immigration work for American minorities. Do you think the House or Senate will have any extra time to discuss UFOs?...
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Unlikely to Pass GOP
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama revisited a key campaign promise when he hosted a White House meeting of elected officials and experts on immigration. But if a major overhaul of the nation's immigration policy is his goal, Republicans in Congress say he shouldn't hold his breath. They say any bill that even hints at...
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Obama To Push Clean Energy Tax Credits in Iowa
Despite sustained criticisms from the oil industry and his presumptive general election opponent on energy issues, President Barack Obama has, in recent weeks, not shied away from his support of alternate fuels and clean technologies.
No Tea Party Rebellion Brewing In Florida
Florida Rep. Connie Mack has a sizable lead in the state's Republican primary for Senate, and he's evenly matched against incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, a poll out Thursday says.
Trade Revolt Against Obama Intensifies
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) introduced legislation late Wednesday to protest the Obama administration's refusal to share information about controversial trade negotiations with the senator.
Bill Schneider: Who's the Boss?
Will Mitt Romney or the Republicans in Congress define the Republican message this year?
Congressional Battles Rage Away From Presidential Spolight
Republican Representative Joe Walsh was campaigning recently at a diner in this Chicago suburb when he came across an elderly woman who rebuffed his charms.
Congress News From the Web
- 05/28/12 National Democrats see strong 1st District challenge Source: Arkansas News Bureau - Little Rock AR The national Democratic Party believes it will be easier to beat a Republican incumbent in Arkansas this fall than to win an open congressional seat the party has held for the past 11 years.
- 05/28/12 Congress Battles Over Defense Budget Source: ABC - KHBS/KHOG 40/297 In what is shaping up to be a classic congressional right vs. left fight over defense and war funding, both the House and Senate are gearing up to battle over some expected and not-so-expected items in the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act. On Thursday, the Senate Armed Services Committee passed its version of the bill, showing its hand to members of the House of Representatives on what it felt should be authorized for military spending.
- 05/27/12 In US Congress campaigns, a race for millions Source: Daily Times - Pakistan THE US capital may well be the only city in the world where lobbyists spend $3 billion on something that they themselves insist isnt even for sale: the votes of American lawmakers.
- 05/27/12 Lawmakers in bid to forestall �taxmageddon� Source: Gulf Times Two respected former US lawmakers whose names have become synonymous with bipartisan compromise in a highly divisive Congress are meeting with dozens of lawmakers to forestall a potential year-end fiscal crisis dubbed "taxmageddon."
- 05/27/12 Balance of power up for grabs with electorate split,... Source: Las Vegas Review Journal - Las Vegas NV That's what the 2012 election is about nationwide and in Nevada.
Background on Congress
A congress is a formal meeting of the representatives of different nations, constituent states, independent organizations (such as trade unions), or groups.
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