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Thursday, July 16, 2009 at 8:40AM
Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent Jay Goodman Tamboli is covering the fourth day of confirmation hearings for Judge Sonia Sotomayor. He is Twittering at http://twitter.com/jtamboli and liveblogging at http://nextjustice.com/
The Washington D.C Bureau will be covering the following events:
- Reps. Cantor and Tom Price on economy, stimulus and health care.
- Speaker Nancy Pelosi's weekly news conference.
- A Senate Environment and Public Works Committee full committee hearing on "Ensuring and Enhancing U.S. Competitiveness while Moving toward a Clean Energy Economy."
- A House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on "Chinese Interrogation vs. Congressional Oversight: The Uighurs at Guantanamo."
- House Oversight and Government Reform Committee and Domestic Policy Subcommittee joint hearing on "Bank of America and Merrill Lynch: How Did a Private Deal Turn Into a Federal Bailout? Part III" with former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson testifying.
- The Project on Government Oversight; and the Constitution Project Discussion on "Congress vs. the President: The Scope and Limits of Congressional Oversight Powers."
The Washington D.C Bureau will be covering the following events:
- Reps. Cantor and Tom Price on economy, stimulus and health care.
- Speaker Nancy Pelosi's weekly news conference.
- A Senate Environment and Public Works Committee full committee hearing on "Ensuring and Enhancing U.S. Competitiveness while Moving toward a Clean Energy Economy."
- A House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on "Chinese Interrogation vs. Congressional Oversight: The Uighurs at Guantanamo."
- House Oversight and Government Reform Committee and Domestic Policy Subcommittee joint hearing on "Bank of America and Merrill Lynch: How Did a Private Deal Turn Into a Federal Bailout? Part III" with former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson testifying.
- The Project on Government Oversight; and the Constitution Project Discussion on "Congress vs. the President: The Scope and Limits of Congressional Oversight Powers."
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