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Members of Congress expressed concern Wednesday about the Justice Department's subpoena of Associated Press phone records at a hearing where Attorney General Eric Holder faced questions over his record.The House Judiciary Committee was hearing testimony from Mr. Holder amid multiple controversies involving the department, including the AP issue and the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative groups.The committee's chairman, Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R., Va.), said any abridgement of freedom of the press was "very concerning." The top Democrat on the panel, Rep. John Conyers of Michigan, generally praised Mr. Holder's record but also said he was troubled the government sought such a broad array of phone records from AP. The department took calling records of some 20 phone numbers used by AP journalists, including personal numbers."I was not the person involved in that decision," said Mr. Holder, reiterating that he was recused from the case. "I am not familiar with the reasons" t...
60 Plus Association Spokesman Pat Boone on the flaws in the health-care reform, particularly with the Independent Patient Advisory Board created by the law.
House Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) may have had a "tin ear" when he proposed the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act now wending through Congress, his f...
George Washington University Professor of Law Jonathan Turley on the lawsuit filed by a group of members of Congressman over America’s military role in Libya.
FBN's David Asman sounds off on the continued government spending.
FBI Director Robert Mueller defended on Wednesday the Obama administration's efforts to prosecute Wall Street executives responsible for the U.S. mortgage meltdown a...
By Jeremy PelofskyWASHINGTON (Reuters) - FBI Director Robert Mueller defended Wednesday the Obama administration's efforts to prosecute Wall Street executives respon...
FNC contributor Juan Williams argues the tax deal will go through despite political infighting among Democrats.
FBN's Bulls and Bears panel debate the funniest business stories of the day.
Mark Brenner, director of Labor Notes, claims the unions missed a chance to stand up for all workers with the ‘Cadillac’ tax.
July 30, 2009 08:48 PM UTC by John StosselHouse Actually Reads Bill, Part IIYesterday, I mentioned how some Congressmen are boasting about reading all 1,018 pages of...
03/16/09
Dems in Action
It's a no-brainer.Let the Internet gang help the government enroll the estimated 18 million low-income uninsured for health coverage in the new state health exchange...
Executives from American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc on Tuesday faced gentle questions from lawmakers about their planned merger, with some expressing concern ...
American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. (LCC) executives on Tuesday defended their planned merger before members of Congress, who are seeking a thorough antitrus...
Dear Driving for Dollars, I understand that some car insurance companies use credit scores to set their rates. Why? And how do I find out if mine does? -- DebbieDear...
Three congressmen recently proposed a bill that would eliminate credit scores from the list of factors used by car insurers to determine rates.The bill, H.R. 6129 , ...
House Republican and Democratic lawmakers Tuesday declared they were ready to work out legislation to permit states to force the collection of Internet sales taxes, ...
House Republican and Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday declared that they were ready to work out legislation to permit states to force the collection of Internet sales...
