Headline from July 31, 2006 Issue:
FEC ENFORCEMENT
FEC Dismisses `De Minimis' Violation Against Contractor Linked to Cunningham
NORTH CAROLINA
Legislature Approves Measure With New Lobbying Restrictions
Headline from July 28, 2006 Issue:
LOBBYING
Responding to Concerns About Earmarks, Senate Panel Backs Funding Transparency
Headline from July 27, 2006 Issue:
LOBBYING
Frustrated With Slow Pace, House to Vote In Fall on Legislation to Restrict Earmarks
CAMPAIGN FINANCE
New Presidential Campaign Funding Bill Backed by BCRA Sponsors, Minus McCain
ETHICS
D.C. Circuit Temporarily Enjoins Justice From Reviewing Materials in Jefferson Case
Headline from July 26, 2006 Issue:
LEADERSHIP PACS
Provision to Boost Leadership PACs Discussed in Hill Talks on Lobbying
Bill
NORTH CAROLINA
N.C. Gov. Signs Law Restricting Use of Campaign Contributions
Headline from July 25, 2006 Issue:
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ENFORCEMENT
Former MZM Employee Pleads Guilty To Making Illegal Campaign Donations
INDEPENDENT COUNSEL
Court Awards Attorneys' Fees To IRS Lawyers in Cisneros Probe
FEC ENFORCEMENT
Anesthesiologists' PAC Pays $31,000 Fine To FEC for Failing to Report
Ad Spending
TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS
Tax Inquiry Sought on Catholic Church Affiliate Complaints on Stem Cell Research
Headline from July 24, 2006 Issue:
FEC BUDGET
Senate Appropriations Committee Approves $57.1 Million in FEC Funding for Fiscal
2007
TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS
Americans United Cites GOP Money In Complaint Against Texas Church
Headline from July 21, 2006 Issue:
FEC ENFORCEMENT
DeLay's ARMPAC Settles With FEC, Will Pay $115,000 Fine, Shut Down
FEC
FEC Puts Off Vote on Whether Unity `08 Will Be Regulated as `Political Committee'
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ENFORCEMENT
Former Treasurer Pleads Guilty To Absconding With Campaign Funds
TEXAS
Watchdog Group Attributes Sharp Rise In Political Contributions To DeLay Project
Headline from July 20, 2006 Issue:
TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS
New Study Says Debate Over 527 Groups Should Also Consider Effects on 501(c)s
FEC ENFORCEMENT
FEC Fines Candidate $71,000 For Violating `Millionaire' Rules
HOUSE ETHICS
Attorneys for Rep. Jefferson Seek Appeals Court Action in Search Case
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS
OGE Reauthorization With GAO Study Advanced by House Subcommittee Vote
Headline from July 19, 2006 Issue:
LOBBYING
Transparency in Federal Funding Touted in Battle Against `Earmarks'
Headline from July 18, 2006 Issue:
FEC
FEC Draft Ruling Labels 527 Group Seeking `Unity' Ticket in 2008 a `Political Committee'
Headline from July 17, 2006 Issue:
SECTION 527 GROUPS
Soros, Lewis Contributing Again To 527 Groups Favoring Democrats
Headline from July 14, 2006 Issue:
LOBBYING
House GOP Insistence on 527 Limits Continues to Stall Lobbying Measure
ETHICS
DOJ Says Stay of Office Search Ruling Would Threaten Jefferson Investigation
FEC ENFORCEMENT
FEC Dismisses Another Complaint Against Film Director Michael Moore
MEDICARE
Former Medicare Head Scully Settles Allegations of Inappropriate Expenses
Headline from July 13, 2006 Issue:
FEC ENFORCEMENT
Charges Against Lockheed Martin PAC Dropped by FEC, Citing Change in Policy
CALIFORNIA
Governor's Campaign Committee Pays $200,200 For Not Disclosing Spending
Headline from July 12, 2006 Issue:
FEC
Shays, Meehan File New Suit Against FEC Challenging Latest Rules on `Coordination'
HOUSE ETHICS
Jefferson Attorney Moves for Stay Of Court Ruling in Office Search Case
LOBBYING
Despite Scandal, Washington Lobbying Continues to Break Records for Spending
Headline from July 11, 2006 Issue:
HOUSE ETHICS
Judge Rejects Challenge To Search, Says DOJ Can Keep Seized Documents
FEC
House Candidate's Lawsuit Against FEC Challenges BCRA `Millionaire's Amendment'
Headline from July 10, 2006 Issue:
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Headline from July 7, 2006 Issue:
No issue was published
Headline from July 6, 2006 Issue:
FEC
FEC Names Clark New Staff Director, Former Navy Exec Slated to Take Over July 10
Headline from July 5, 2006 Issue:
No issue was published
Headline from July 3, 2006 Issue:
LOBBYING
Top Justice Official Says Investigations Of Hill Corruption Led by Career Lawyers
ALABAMA
Siegleman, Scrushy Guilty for Payments To Campaign in Exchange for Board Post
