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U.S. Sen. John Barrasso, a medical doctor, said he won't support legislation that would allow a physician or nurse access to chemical formulas used in hydraulic fracturing.

U.S. Sen. John Barrasso said Bridger-Teton National Forest officials should consider the high cost of housing and the needs of employees as the they go forward with a process to sell up to 11 acres.

First Lady Michelle Obama received the White House Christmas tree on Friday. Michelle Obama will be on hand on Friday afternoon when the White House Christmas tree arrives.

Chamber stands behind email about - partisan' event. Jackson Hole, Wyoming - By Ben Cannon A throng of Jackson Hole residents on Sunday attended a discussion on controversial healthcare reform.

" This spring the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether the right to bear arms, as written in the Second Amendment, applies to every resident of the United States or just residents of the District of Columbia.

He has a private orthopedic practice, and he also serves as Chief of Staff of the Wyoming Medical Center.

Barrasso politicizes breast cancer: The Preventive Services Task Force would pull the plug on my wife.

Sen. John Barrasso , on how Republicans plan to send Harry Reid's ObamaCare bill crashing & burning with Laura Ingraham Laura Ingraham hosted Sen.

The Senate will vote Saturday on whether to open debate on the healthcare reform bill, or make it easy for Republicans to filibuster.

The House passed their version of the bill two weeks ago in a rare Saturday session.

Should doctors make health care policy? At first glance, the answer would seem obvious: of course they should.

Lewin Group logo. [Source: WNY Media] The Republican National Committee plans to spend a million dollars in August on television ads opposing health care reform.

Washington - U.S. Senator John Barrasso, and Senator Jeff Bingaman, , have introduced a bi-partisan bill focusing on clean air technology.

Volleys of rhetoric, attack ads and procedural parries are rippling through the Congressional health care debate.

Sen. John Barrasso, Wyoming Republican and an orthopedic surgeon , visits a trauma care center at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan in March.

The two physicians who serve in the Senate don't sound like other Republican lawmakers when they talk about the debate over reforming the nation's health care system.

NEW YORK -- Shepard Smith had barely started his program when a Fox News producer told him that their reporter had snagged an interview with Chris Christie, the challenger locked in a tight race with New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine.

'Here I am, the face of the network, it's a week before the election, and our station is about to put a Republican on live and have nothing from the Democrat,' Smith recalls now. He reacted viscerally at the time, telling viewers: 'Wow. . . . My apologies for the lack of balance. If I had control, it wouldn't have happened.'

Board says energy industry should give up more information. November 11, 2009 Fearing for the health of local medical workers, Teton County commissioners have expressed worries about the lack of information on chemicals used in gas field work in Sublette County.

"I am pleased that the Interior Appropriations Conference bill does not include a provision to steal Wyoming's share of AML payments," Lummis said.