'Your papers, please' must never be heard in America
Independent voices from the TWT Communities
The House Ethics Committee is complying with a Department of Justice request to suspend its case against Rep. Michael G. Grimm while the FBI investigates corruption allegations against the New York Republican, the panel said Monday as it worked to meet end-of-the-year deadlines on a handful of outstanding cases.
Arkansas, the home state of Bill Clinton, the president who didn't inhale, has become an unlikely front in the battle over medical marijuana.
The Republican candidates and a few independent groups have spent nearly $10 million on television and radio ads in seven states that vote on Super Tuesday.
The mainstream media has a crush on Mitt Romney. Wooed by his studied civility, canny debate and polished oratory, the press is reveling in the Romney brand, which has a valuable shelf life in an endless campaign.
Gentleman crooner and conservative stalwart Pat Boone is in the nation's capital on Wednesday to be feted by no less than 40 members of Congress for his steadfast support of the 60 Plus Association, a non-partisan seniors advocacy group with a free enterprise, less government, lower taxes approach to myriad issues.
It's just about every political nerd's dream.
Rep. Michael G. Grimm, who represents Staten Island, said in a statement: "My office has been working around the clock to locate her and return her home safely to her family.
"Both of them shook my hand and gave me their word that this vote will be going forward," Rep. Michael G. Grimm, New York Republican, who represents hard-hit Staten Island, said of the speaker and Mr. Cantor.
Boehner sets votes on Sandy relief after taking bipartisan criticism →
