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UPDATED: Internet tax legislation in the U.S. Senate veered into bitter partisan politics Tuesday afternoon, bringing a sharp rebuke from Arizona

The United States Senate voted Monday night to revive debate on legislation to permanently exempt Internet connections from federal, state and local

Three weeks ago, dozens of CEOs visited Capitol Hill to push an economic agenda underscoring free trade and an ambitious tax cut on foreign dividends for

The two powerful federal agencies empowered as the whip hand of the Can Spam Act began the process Thursday of fully implementing the United States' first

While Internet telephony has become a hot topic in Washington over the last two months, the FBI has had the technology in its sights for more than a year.

WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration's proposed $60 billion IT spending plan for 2005 looks to deliver a "service-centered" government, said Karen Evans,

After two years of retrenchment, IT industries are showing some signs of resuming the "dynamic role" they played from 1996-2000, according to a report

President George W. Bush signed a landmark anti-spam bill into law Tuesday, setting into motion the first national standards for sending bulk unsolicited

The U.S. House of Representatives approved Congress' final version of the Can Spam Act of 2003 Monday, sending the landmark anti-spam legislation to the

Not a single United States senator voted against the anti-spam bill wending its way toward the White House. In the House of Representatives, 392 members

The United States Senate expects to pass before Thanksgiving the House anti-spam bill, which would lead to the creation of the first national law aimed at

WASHINGTON -- With House and Senate leaders hoping to close this year's congressional session on Friday (Wednesday at the latest), debates over other