Women In Politics

Pentagon is cautious on military moves in Libya
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, March 1, 2011, before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

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House moves to help teachers, public workers
House members returned to steamy Washington in a rare August callback to clear a $26 billion jobs bill with unmistakeable implications for the midterm elections.

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Senate moves to approve aid to desperate states
The Senate overcame a key procedural hurdle Wednesday to send $26 billion more in federal aid to cash-strapped states.

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Senate Panel Moves to Lift Cap on Oil Spill Damages
BP Plc would have unlimited financial liability for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill under a measure approved today by a Senate panel to scrap a $75 million limit under a 20-year-old law.

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Casa of Maryland moves into historic Langley Park mansion
Gustavo Torres, executive director of Casa of Maryland, speaks Saturday about the organization’s 25-year history during the grand opening of its new multicultural center and headquarters in Langley Park.

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Congressional hopeful Walsh moves into 8th District
It’s not the Barrington address he initially promised, but Republican congressional candidate Joe Walsh has moved into the 8th District.

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BP seeks military technology as spill moves near coast
In Washington, lawmakers raised the heat on the offshore energy industry, summoning oil executives for hearings.

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IndyMac Amendment Moves Forward
Ryan Carter, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, West Covina, Calif.

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FCC moves toward Internet regulation
But lawmakers continue to trade barbs over the FCC’s way forward.

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