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On this week’s episode of  Bloomberg Government’s Capitol Gains, U.S. Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, the House Budget Committee’s top Democrat, talks about Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s plan to  Read More»

This week on Bloomberg Government’s Capitol Gains, host Peter Cook talks to Representative Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee about the looming budget battle in Washington, the outlook for the  Read More»

On the latest Capital Impact show heard on Federal News Radio, Bloomberg Government defense analysts Robert Levinson, Kevin Brancato and Christine Ryan discuss the passage of the continuing resolution, why fixing Harriers may not be easy and what  Read More»

Mitt Romney aggressively challenged the president in their first debate, seeking to recharge his campaign after weeks of setbacks, while Obama largely passed up chances to attack a rival he said was hiding full plans. » Read More

Mitt Romney's proposal to bar contractors from selling Chinese-made products to the federal government would affect less than a quarter of one percent of U.S. government spending on foreign goods, according to data compiled by Bloomberg Government. » Read More

Some funds listed as exempt from sequestration in a Sept. 14 White House report may not be protected from the budget cuts slated to begin Jan. 2, 2013. » Read More

Boeing Co., the world's biggest aerospace company, won the largest Pentagon contract in September as military awards surged in the final month of the government's fiscal year. » Read More

Illinois utility customers have paid the U.S. government $1.9 billion to store spent nuclear fuel and the state is still sitting on the nation's biggest pile of atomic waste. Now a court wants the Obama administration to justify collecting more money for storage that doesn't exist. » Read More