Democrats rip EPA chief over reforms
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency faced down hostile critics Tuesday in his first committee appearance before the Democratic-led Congress, denying accusations that agency decisions last year rolled back environmental safeguards.
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U.S. News & World Report - House Democrats set the stage this morning for what promises to be a bruising battle over the EPA budget and the direction of the agency itself in a House environmental subcommittee hearing.
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Several Democrats on Thursday challenged White House officials' claim that they removed large parts of proposed congressional testimony on global warming because the material conflicted with findings from a U.N. scientific panel.
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The EPA moves to veto an Army Corps of Engineers project that would destroy a huge swathe of Delta wetlands
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Democrats on Thursday attacked the Bush administration's majority on the National Labor Relations Board as anti-union.
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Senate Democrats drew up a resolution declaring that they have no confidence in the attorney general.
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Keeping momentum on ethics reforms is proving tough for House Democratic leaders, who are struggling to sell  lawmakers on a proposal for overhauling House ethics enforcement, which is part of the party's pledge to improve accountability in Congress.
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The Democrats' takeover of Congress this month has turned official Washington upside down.
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A Democratic senator warned CIA Director Porter Goss Thursday that his efforts to make major changes could have "a significant and negative effect on the agency."
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US Democrats express outrage at President Bush's decision to commute Lewis "Scooter" Libby's jail term.
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Sen. Jim Bunning, a hard thrower during his Hall of Fame baseball career, fired at his Democratic opponent Wednesday, accusing him of spreading "disgusting" rumors that the incumbent is mentally incompetent.
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Senate Democrats on Monday attacked the House Republican plan to address the Sept. 11 commission's recommendations, with one senator calling its proposal for a national intelligence director "too weak."
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He also said he was âdisappointed that not more leaders in the Democratic Party spoke out more strongly against that kind of ad.â Meanwhile, the Senate voted on a resolution condemning the ad.
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House Republican leaders should have kept Democrats in the loop &#151; and now must conduct a thorough investigation &#151; about the inappropriate e-mails that led to Rep. Mark Foley's resignation, a top Democrat said Sunday.
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Democrats blamed for failures in final State of the Union address as president pushes for tax cuts
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House Democrats declared that the latest case against the leader of the Republican majority proved that he was unfit to lead.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan  Greenspan on Sunday faulted Democrats, including presidential  candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton, for moving away from former  President Bill Clinton&#39;s embrace of globalization.