
Obama wields pen at historic pace
Looking to move quickly on his campaign promises, President Obama has turned to the one tool that he has to ignore Congress and take unilateral ...


Looking to move quickly on his campaign promises, President Obama has turned to the one tool that he has to ignore Congress and take unilateral ...

Despite being pinched by the economic downturn, ethanol producers are expanding so rapidly that they are pressing the government to overturn its 25-year-old rule that limits to 10 percent the amount of the corn-based additive ... Continue reading »

Just two weeks after being feted by President Obama, Sen. John McCain has gone head-to-head with him, mobilizing his own campaign supporters to oppose the president's giant economic recovery spending bill. Continue reading »

The White House on Monday embraced the economic stimulus drafted by congressional Democrats and belittled Republican objections to excessive spending in the bill, saying it added up to just $699 million - chump change in ... Continue reading »

A new president and more Democrats in Congress gives the D.C. House Voting Rights Act bill a better chance of passage this year, but it still will not survive the scrutiny of the courts, opponents ... Continue reading »

Forced to sit at the back of the bus to and from elementary school in Orlando, Fla., Mamie Graye never envisioned that a black man would be elected president during her lifetime. Continue reading »

JUL 19, 2009
Neil Barofsky is one of the most important figures in Washington you've never heard of.