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Two House Democrats, Henry A. Waxman of California, the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, and Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey, the head of its health subcommittee, plan to reintroduce soon legislation that would effectively nullify the Supreme Court decision.
The committee's Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee plans to hold a hearing on imported prescription drugs on Thursday.
The subcommittee plans to examine whether Google is using its position as owner of the world's most popular search engine to hurt competition in the Internet industry.
Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and chairman of a Senate Armed Services subcommittee, plans to hold hearings this summer and next year on the issue.
He told me that his subcommittee planned to hold hearings on the matter of the television quiz shows; clearly, the grand jury's work had made its way to Washington.
The 300-page report, released a day before a Senate subcommittee plans to question bank executives and regulators at a hearing, will escalate the debate over how to police complex risk-taking on Wall Street.
Sometime in the next few months, the permanent subcommittee plans to call the Internal Revenue Service to task for allowing the political super PACs to be classified as tax-exempt 501(c)(4 s.
Among the issues the subcommittee plans to examine is J. P. Morgan Chase's relationship with entities called Eastmoss and Mahonia that were set up in the Channel Islands off the coast of Britain.
On Wednesday, a Senate Armed Services subcommittee plans to hold a hearing on sexual assaults in the military, the first Senate hearing on the issue in nearly a decade, and Colonel Wilkerson's case is expected to be one of the focuses of the hearing.
The corresponding House of Representatives appropriations subcommittee planned to approve its labor/HHS bill last week but couldn't reach agreement and has dropped the effort, Harkin said.
But he did not say when the subcommittee planned to mark up the bill, and he handed off the gavel to Representative David Schweikert (R-AZ) and left before the hearing ended.
