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Countdown For Change - 12 miles away Speaker Pelosi's San Francisco Office 251 registered participant 90 7th Street @ Mission San Francisco, CA 94102 Hosted by Erin Gannon, Charlotte Davis Description Come help the MoveOn San Francisco Council and the Bay Area HCAN and SEIU chapters thank Pelosi for supporting health care reform! The historic ...

Rep. Anna Eshoo and Sen. Amy Klobuchar got backing in a push to bring broadband to more Americans.

Democrats accuse Rep. Pete Hoekstra of playing politics with the Fort Hood investigation.

After the release of the October unemployment data that reported a steeper than expected rise to 10.2%, I decided to revisit an old college text, The Zero Sum Society: Distribution and the Possibility for Change , the seminal work of MIT economist Lester Thurow.

The Advanced Television Systems Committee , the U.S. digital TV standards body, has formally approved technical guidelines that networks and stations can follow to avoid wide variations in volume between different programs and excessive loudness in commercials.The ATSC announced Wed., Nov.

Washington, Oct 30 Democratic legislators are currently investigating if the US Central Intelligence Agency lied to or hid information from the Congress about its work in recent years.

The CIA may have misled Congress at least five times since 2001, two Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee said Tuesday.

With the way the Internet is structured right now, it is just as easy for Americans to visit a tiny website about knitting run by a young mother in Ohio as it is to visit a site run by the federal government or a major corporation.

Even before her bill reaches the House floor, health care reform has been a lesson in the limits of power for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - and in the immense challenge of managing disappointment on the left.

Former presidential candidate Howard Dean will be one of the headliners at Mid-Atlantic Bio , the region's annual biotech conference, next week.

The House Intelligence Committee is investigating at least five cases to determine if U.S. intelligence officials failed to properly notify Congress about intelligence activities, including whether House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., was misled by the CIA in September 2002 about the use of waterboarding on terrorism suspects.

The CIA failed to tell Congress in at "least five instances" about secret activities or programs since 2001, according to Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee who say they are withholding judgment on whether the agency deliberately misled lawmakers until they complete their investigation of the incidents.

From The Hill : The CIA misled Congress at least five times since 2001, according to Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee.

The event will commence with an exposition floor filled with over 120 cleantech companies, followed by a series of demonstrations and business plan pitches from Cleantech Open finalists.

CQ Politics has more from yesterday's committee hearing that Peter Hoekstra -- the man who can't tweet straight -- crassly politicized as part of his campaign for governor.

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Jim Greenwood, President and CEO of the Biotechnology Industry Organization. Richard A. Bloom ENLARGE + In Congress, committee chairmen are known as the old bulls for a reason: it's unwise to provoke them.

WASHINGTON/CHICAGO - A key U.S. lawmaker threw his support behind the Federal Communications Commission's open Internet proposal, despite renewed protests from telecom companies including Verizon on Wednesday.

The Federal Communications Commission is expected to take the first step Thursday toward enacting net neutrality regulations that would ban Internet service providers from impeding Web traffic.

Network neutrality fan Rep. Ed Markey reiterated this week that the commission's net neutrality efforts likely won't be a sufficient deterrent to ISPs and remains determined to legislate an open Internet In a letter to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski from Markey and Rep.