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The ethics committee found that Reps. Joe Crowley, John Campbell and Tom Price didn't break the law or any House rules "with their fundraising activities."
Dorgan of North Dakota and Bennett of Utah have been hired as senior policy advisers by Arent Fox. The announcement comes a week to the day after the pair ended their congressional careers.
Conservatives don't want to discuss it, but the social-conservative wing of the movement is losing power.
Many of the newly-elected Republicans railed against the influence of lobbyists during their campaigns.
The Wearin' of the Greenbacks
Lawyers for the former majority leader told jurors the charges against DeLay were politically motivated, brought because Democrats were unhappy with congressional redistricting he pushed through in 2003.
The Republican served six terms in Congress, then spent 17 months in federal prison for his role in the Jack Abramoff scandal. Now he is studying meditation at a Buddhist Temple in India.
Lobbyists for banks, hedge funds and other firms have held at least 510 meetings with federal regulators seeking exemptions from provisions of the financial regulatory reform law enacted in July.
The issues are complex and the cast of characters is vast in the effort to resist revamping the Toxic Substances Control Act.
Delivering a wonkish speech to the American Enterprise Institute, Boehner pretended to be a reformer, but he wouldn't go near the real sleaze of Capitol Hill.
A judge sides with a mining group that wants to review drafts of a worker cancer study. Mining interests call it a victory for transparency; critics predict spin control.
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