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R.I. GOP Official Resigns Over Wilson Outburst

The chairman of the Rhode Island Republican Hispanic Assembly and member of the Republican Central Committee says he has quit the GOP because he was embarrassed by South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson's outburst during President Obama's address to Congress on Sept. 9.

 

House Democrats seek finance data from insurers

Democrats on a House committee are seeking detailed financial records from dozens of large insurance companies, officials disclosed ...

 

House Democrat received Countrywide loans: report

A leading Democrat in the House of Representatives who has rebuffed Republican efforts to subpoena records of a mortgage program for favored borrowers at Countrywide Financial Corp got home loans from that lender, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

 

Health reform gets House boost, Senate setback

Democrats pushed healthcare reform legislation forward in a key House of Representatives panel on Friday but overall progress for President Barack Obama's top policy goal has slowed ahead of a monthlong August recess.

 

House Approves Food Safety Bill

Change gives sweeping new authority to FDA to regulate way food is grown, harvested, processed.

 

White House stands by August goal for healthcare

White House budget director Peter Orszag said on Sunday the administration was sticking with its goal of having the Senate and House of Representatives pass their versions of a healthcare overhaul bill before they break for their August recess.

 

After passing the House, Obama urges Senate to pass climate bill

Hours after the House passed landmark legislation meant to curb greenhouse gas emissions and create an energy-efficient economy, ...

 

Climate Bill Clears Hurdle

Climate Bill Clears Hurdle

A landmark climate bill narrowly passed a procedural hurdle in the House, a sign that leadership may have the votes for final passage later in the day.

 

House OKs $106 billion war funding bill

House OKs $106 billion war funding bill

War-funding legislation survives a fierce partisan battle in the House, a major step in providing commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan the money for military operations.

 

House GOP Offers $23 Billion in Spending Cuts

Responding to a challenge from President Obama, Republican leaders in the House of Representatives are offering up a roster of more than $23 billion in spending cuts over the next five years.

 

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