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Seven Democratic candidates vying to become New York city’s next mayor participated in their third debate. The primary election was set for September 10.

Representative Anthony Weiner (D-NY) announced his resignation from the House in reaction to pressure from top Democrats. The previous week he admitted to sending explicit photos of himself…

Representative Anthony Weiner (D-NY) held a news conference in which he acknowledged sending explicit photos of himself to women he had communicated with online. He said he had apologized…

The House considered legislation on small business, graduate medical education funding, and defense programs. The medical education bill was intended to defund portions of the Affordable…

Representative Anthony Weiner talked about the federal budget and the national debt ceiling. Topics included the House vote on the 2011 continuing resolution and the 2012 budget. He also…

The Radio and Television Correspondents Association gathered for their annual dinner. Author, Actor and Comedian Larry Wilmore provided the entertainment for the evening. Jonathan Karl was…

The House approved a four-year extension of certain Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) programs. Members also passed a bill, H.R. 1255, pertaining to fiscal year 2011 spending. H.R. 1255…

Representative Anthony Weiner talked about the 2010 health care law on the anniversary of President Obama signing it into law. Representative Weiner, who advocated for a single payer health…

Governors testified about their experiences complying with the health care law’s mandates, particularly the burdens imposed by requirements to maintain Medicaid eligibility in return for…

Secretary Sebelius testified on the fiscal year 2012 Health and Human Services Department budget request, as well as implementation of the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The House voted to prohibit federal funds for public radio and block the use of any federal funds to purchase any radio programming from NPR and other content providers. Seven Republicans…

The House passed a short-term, two-week extension of the fiscal year 2011 spending bill that extends funding through Friday, March 18, 2011.

The House continued consideration of fiscal year 2011 spending.

The House debated amendments to a fiscal year 2011 spending bill.