McNulty says he didn't seek to mislead U.S. Congress
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U.S. Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty said he never sought to mislead Congress about the firing of federal prosecutors but that his testimony earlier this year "was in some respects incomplete."
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The deputy leader of the DUP does not rule out the possiblity of his party talking to loyalist paramilitaries.
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Attorney General John Ashcroft did not violate anti-lobbying laws when he gave a series of speeches last year promoting the anti-terror Patriot Act, Justice Department internal investigators have concluded.
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Despite a grilling from a Senate committee yesterday, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin J. Martin said he would not postpone a Dec. 18 vote on a controversial media-ownership rule.
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Ian Paisley Jr welcomes a ruling that there is no evidence to suggest he broke Assembly rules.
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Edward Kennedy may have thrown his political weight behind Democrat Barack Obama in the White House race, but he says that doesn't mean he harbors ill feelings toward his old friends, Hillary and Bill Clinton.
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A LATHAM election win would not affect the willingness of the United States to certify the legislation establishing the Australia-US free trade agreement, federal Trade Minister Mark Vaile said yesterday, effectively diffusing the trade deal as a
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There is no looming crisis in Social Security, and Congress should not rush to create private accounts, Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y. said Saturday.
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Facing what is perhaps the climactic election of his career, Connecticut Republican Rep. Christopher Shays insists he does not mind losing his seat because of his longstanding support for the war in Iraq Ã¢ÂÂ as long as he maintains a reputation for personal integrity that has been his political armor over his 19 years in Congress, even as his 4th District in the New York City suburbs has developed a Democratic lean.
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Key legislators on opposite sides of the deadlocked effort to reorganize the nation&#39;s intelligence community said yesterday they will not compromise their positions to give Congress a chance
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The Justice Department's former White House liaison denied Wednesday that she played a major role in the firings of U.S. attorneys last year and blamed Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty for misleading Congress
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Congressional Democrats returned to Washington in a defiant mood yesterday, making no apologies for the campaign in which they lost congressional seats and the presidential
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President Bush told House Democrats that he did not question the patriotism of those who disagreed with his Iraq strategy.
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Legislators in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
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Tory MP Patrick Mercer, forced to quit his frontbench role over comments on race in the army, says he is not racist.
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Fortunately for members of Congress, their pay isn't tied to their approval ratings.
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Sen. Christopher J. Dodd asserted yesterday that he was not "allergic to business," but the Connecticut Democrat vowed that preserving investor confidence would guide his actions and agenda as chairman of the Senate Banking Committee next year.