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Congress honors UC-Merced for anti-violence program
Federal lawmakers on Thursday saluted a University of California at Merced venture that may help keep the rural campus safer than most. | 04/19/12 19:11:27 By - By Michael Doyle
Calif. Congress hopefuls pay late taxes after questions raised
Former astronaut Jose Hernandez and Rep. Jeff Denham, R-Turlock, Calif., differ politically, but until Wednesday they shared a need to catch up on some taxes. | 04/18/12 13:43:04 By - By Michael Doyle
Court upholds dairy law targeting one big operator
An ambivalent appeals court has upheld a law backed by the California dairy industry and authored by Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., that forcibly folded a large Arizona dairy into a web of government regulations. | 04/16/12 17:37:37 By - By Michael Doyle
Congress tees up hearings on GSA's lavish Las Vegas conference
The federal officials who partied too hard in Las Vegas will now suffer the hangover on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers compete to out-investigate one another. | 04/13/12 16:29:00 By - Michael Doyle
Feinstein wants to replace stolen campaign money with new funds
The Federal Election Commission on Thursday raised sharp questions but came to no firm conclusion over Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein's bid for greater fundraising leeway in the wake of embezzlement by her former campaign treasurer. | 04/12/12 17:42:00 By - Michael Doyle
Alaa Ali case questions whether civilians should be court-martialed
Iraqi-born translator Alaa "Alex" Ali never served in the U.S. military, but the Army still tried him and put him in jail. Now the amendment that made Ali's military prosecution possible, authored by Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., could be one step closer to Supreme Court review. Whatever happens next will affect myriad U.S. contractors still working in Iraq and Afghanistan. | 04/06/12 18:41:00 By - Michael Doyle
Obama vs. Supreme Court is latest episode in recurring rivalry
Barack Obama got off to a bad start with the Supreme Court the very moment he was sworn in as president, and it's not getting any better. | 04/05/12 18:07:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman
Much could change with Supreme Court decision on health care law
The Supreme Court's historic health care decision, expected early this summer, has strong potential to jolt consumers, Congress, this year's political campaigns and the nation's health care industry. | 03/30/12 14:22:00 By - David Lightman and Michael Doyle
Can you predict an outcome from Supreme Court justices' questions?
Supreme Court justices can hide their intentions in plain sight, even with something as complicated as health care. The judicial utterances during this week's lengthy oral arguments left a common impression that the conservative-led court might strike down some or all of the 2010 health care law. | 03/29/12 18:09:00 By - Michael Doyle
Supreme Court wraps up arguments over health care law
The Supreme Court on Wednesday sounded out the notion that most of a major health care law could survive even if its most controversial provision were struck down. | 03/28/12 12:36:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman
On Day 2, Supreme Court health care arguments center on mandate
WASHINGTON — A clearly divided Supreme Court cast serious doubts on the Obama administration's signature health care law Tuesday, emboldening the Republicans who now are eagerly campaigning to kill it. | 03/27/12 18:13:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman
On Day 2, Supreme Court health care arguments center on mandate
A clearly divided Supreme Court cast serious doubts on the Obama administration's signature health care law Tuesday, emboldening the Republicans who now are eagerly campaigning to kill it. | 03/27/12 13:05:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman
California Sen. Feinstein shuns spotlight in re-election bid
Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein sat down at her Capitol Hill home one recent Friday afternoon for a little secret reading. | 03/27/12 06:55:30 By - Michael Doyle
Supreme Court to hear heart of health care law case
Supreme Court justices on Tuesday will enter the second and most crucial day of historic, closely watched arguments that could determine whether most Americans will have to buy health care coverage or pay penalties. | 03/26/12 12:44:19 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman
Supreme Court health care arguments begin today
The circus surrounding the Supreme Court health care arguments this week will begin before dawn Monday. | 03/25/12 12:57:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman
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