House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer has announced that a D.C. voting rights bill will not come up this session, in part because of opposition to an amendment that would have eliminated most of the District's gun-control laws. D.C. has long sought a vote in the House, but many city leaders have expressed concerns about the gun amendment, and Hoyer blamed the amendment for preventing the measure from advancing. The D.C. Council planned to reaffirm their opposition to the amendment today. Council member Phil Mendelson, chairman of the Committee on Public Safety and the Judiciary, will introduce a resolution at the...