Policy · 114th Congress
Meetings but no Movement on Garland Nomination
Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, a vulnerable Republican in an uphill battle for re-election in November.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Two More GOP Senators to Meet With Garland
Mark S. Kirk of Illinois , a vulnerable Republican in an uphill battle for re-election in November. He’s also called for the Senate to vote on Garland.
Politics · 114th Congress
2016 Won’t Beat Many Records for Women in the Senate
Mark S. Kirk in November, and the moderate Kirk is especially vulnerable if Donald Trump or Texas Sen. Ted Cruz are at the top of the ticket for the GOP.
Washington Transit System Needs $150 Million, Senators Say
Senate Democrats announced a push Wednesday to keep federal funding at the same level as in years past for Washington, D.C.’s troubled transit system, rekindling an appropriations battle that reached a
Politics · 114th Congress
Will Democrats’ Aggressive Senate Primary Strategy Work?
“With Bob Casey’s endorsement of my primary opponent today, it completes an all-inclusive rejection by Washington D.C.’s and Pennsylvania’s Democratic politicians of what I believe in, and stand
Politics · 114th Congress
Faces of the 115th Congress: Raja Krishnamoorthi
Mark S. Kirk this year, and could keep the 8th District as the only seat between New York and California held by an Asian American. (Duckworth was born in Thailand.)
Politics · 114th Congress
Vulnerable Kirk Urges Senate to Act on Garland
Mark S. Kirk said he was doing his job by meeting with President Barack Obama’s nominee to become a Supreme Court justice — Merrick Garland.
Politics · 114th Congress
How the Presidential Primary Could Change Two Marquee Senate Races
“People who give a s— about a woman being president also give a s— about a woman being a senator,” said a McGinty official, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about campaign strategy.
Supreme Court Nominee Meets With Senators
Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill., would start to break the GOP blockade of the nominee. But Senate Republican leadership and Judiciary Chairman Charles E.
Politics · 114th Congress
Here’s the Democratic Delegate Breakdown Going Into Saturday’s Caucuses
Here's the Democratic Delegate Breakdown Going Into Saturday's Caucuses -
Edwards, Van Hollen Ask: Who’s the Better Liberal?
Edwards, Van Hollen Ask: Who's the Better Liberal? -
Rush Wins Primary, Other Black Caucus Members Also Face Challenges
Frederica S. Wilson, 73, faces a challenge from Randal “Thrill” Hill in the Aug. 30 Democratic primary in the 24th District.
Politics · 114th Congress
Legal Twist Shapes Virginia Redistricting Case at High Court
the lawmakers “the same standing they would have if one resided in District 3, because any remedy affects incumbents in the districts surrounding District 3 to the same extent as it affects District 3’s
Politics · 114th Congress
So it Begins: Garland’s Afternoon in the Senate
So it Begins: Garland's Afternoon in the Senate -
By Picking Garland, Obama Backs GOP Into Corner
Judiciary Committee member Christopher S, Murphy, D-Conn., said Democrats must “take this fight not just to the floor of the Senate but to every state across the country.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump’s Electoral Math Doesn’t Add Up
He would need to improve his own image and further destroy Clinton’s, and even then, he would need to overcome 2016’s increasingly minority electorate and the Electoral College’s Democratic tilt.
Politics · 114th Congress
A Tough Night for Down-Ballot Outsiders
Mark S. Kirk, this year’s most vulnerable senator . Her victory changes little in the tenor of this race. Having consistently led former Chicago Urban League CEO Andrea Zopp and state Sen.
Duckworth Blasts Kirk on Trump: We Don’t Need ‘Fearmongering Politics’
Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill., for saying he would support Donald Trump if he were the Republican presidential nominee.
Policy · 114th Congress
The Cancer Caucus
Biden Jr.’s loss of his son Beau drives him as he leads the national “moonshot” effort to cure cancer, but he’s far from the only policymaker whose experience with the disease motivates him.