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The Hill: On the Money blog: Waters blasts exclusion of minority-owned firms in GM stock sale

By Jay Heflin

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) is sharply criticizing the Treasury Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission for excluding minority- and women-owned firms from taking part in the sale of General Motors common stock owned by the Treasury.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters Hails SEC Ruling to Empower Shareholders

SEC proxy ruling

Congresswoman Waters Writes Treasury, SEC Over Concerns with GM IPO

GM IPO letter

The Pocono Recorder: This Merger isn't Comcastic

By STEVE MACEK and MITCHELL SZCEPANCZYK

On Dec. 3, 2009, the cable giant Comcast announced plans to buy NBC/Universal from General Electric in a $28 billion merger.

Ever since, lawmakers in Washington and legions of activists have been raising the alarm about the threat such a deal would pose to telecommunication workers, cable and Internet users, and communities of color.

Congresswoman Waters Welcomes Withdrawal of Troops as First Step to End Iraq War

Iraq troop withdrawal

Huffington Post: The Charges Against Maxine Waters Conflate Secretarial Tasks With 'Crafting Legislation'

By David Fiderer

Huffington Post: How the Charges Against Maxine Waters Were Fabricated Out of Next to Nothing

By David Fiderer

Truthdig: Big Banks Get Billions, Waters Gets Busted

By Bill Boyarsky

Washington Post: In defense of Maxine Waters, Part 2

By Jonathan Capehart

Washington Post: In defense of Maxine Waters, Part 1

by Jonathan Capehart

For 30 minutes yesterday, Rep. Charles B. Rangel (D-N.Y.) slammed his critics, hectored his fellow Democrats, warned them about the ethics process and called out President Obama for his expressed desire to see the Harlem congressman end his career with "dignity."

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