The Senate Judiciary Committee heard arguments Tuesday on amending the Freedom of Information Act to better protect some government secrets.
Antonio Villaraigosa, mayor of Los Angeles and chairman of the Democratic National Convention, criticized partisan bickering at Wednesday’s Politico Playbook Breakfast.
Seven freshmen have not missed a vote in the 112th Congress, but several say their perfect records do not tell the whole story.
Corporations: liable as individuals, when it comes to international human rights violations? The Supreme Court will decide.
A House committee questions the constitutionality of President Barack Obama’s appointment of Richard Cordray to lead the newly formed Consumer Protection Bureau.
The House Space, Science and Technology committee recommended creating a new organization to control nuclear waste today.
On Friday, a traveling exhibit on Benjamin Franklin will open at the National Archives. The gallery contains artifacts and documents from Franklin’s life.
A special commission advised the House Subcommittee on Energy and Commerce to implement a new waste management program for future disposal of nuclear waste.
Netflix wants in on the social media boom, and it officially supported an update to a privacy act Tuesday that would allow video service providers to use social networking tools more effectively.
Congressmen, Supreme Court Justices and Cabinet members pass through Statuary Hall on their way to the State of the Union