News Releases Group Dates
News Releases Dates
News Releases Titles
June 2012
06/05/12	Cummings Sends Letter to Issa Regarding Fast and Furious Investigation
May 2012
05/25/12	Committee Democrats Press Governor Walker for Explanation of Videotape that Conflicts with His Testimony
05/24/12	Ranking Member Tierney's Work To Cut Waste, Fraud, And Abuse In Wartime Contracting
05/24/12	Chaffetz and Tierney Investigate Multi-Billion Dollar Defense Food Contract in Afghanistan
05/22/12	Ranking Members Cummings and Waxman Question Efforts by Chamber of Commerce to Weaken Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
05/22/12	Oversight Democrats Call for Hearing on JPMorgan’s $2 Billion Loss
05/22/12	Cummings Introduces Bill to Reform “Gray Market” Drug Sales
05/21/12	Oversight Committee Democrats Call for Explanation of Governor Walker Testimony in Light of New Videotape
05/18/12	House Overwhelmingly Passes Cummings Amendment to Extend Foreclosure Protections to Servicemembers and Veterans
05/18/12	Ranking Members Cummings and Waxman Request Briefing and Information From Former Wal-Mart General Counsel on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Bribery Allegations
05/15/12	Three Ranking Members and Others Introduce Legislation to Protect Servicemembers and Their Families from Foreclosure
05/10/12	House Armed Services Committee Passes Cummings Provisions to Increase Diversity and Curb Hazing in Armed Forces
05/09/12	Cummings Encouraged by Latest Postal Service Alternative to Facility Closures
05/07/12	May 11 Congressional Forum on Technology Set for NoVA
05/07/12	Reps. Cummings, Chu, Honda, and Others to Introduce Legislation to Prevent Hazing in the Military
05/04/12	Reps. Miller and Cummings Seek Information from Individuals in Recent NLRB Inspector General Investigations
05/02/12	Issa and Cummings Issue Joint Statement on Secret Services’ Response to the Committee on Agent Misconduct
05/02/12	Cummings Issues Statement on NLRB IG Supplemental Report
05/01/12	Cummings to Speak at Secret Service Ethics Training
05/01/12	Internal Documents Show Fannie Mae Believed Principal Reduction Would Save Taxpayers Money