Robert Redford, the natural in politics
In 1972’s "The Candidate" Redford portrays Bill McKay, an idealistic lawyer running for a California Senate seat. The New York Times’ A.O.
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‘Never felt safer’: Republicans grill DC officials on crime
Norton’s new challenger In the midst of what local advocates describe as an assault on home rule, concern has grown over the health and mental acuity of D.C.’s lone voice in Congress, the 88-year-old civil
House passes youth offender bills, in latest effort to overrule DC
"It is clear to members of the committee and the public that D.C.’s soft-on-crime policies have failed to keep D.C. residents and visitors safe," House Oversight Chair James R.
Actors Moore, Nyong’o push for women’s health on Hill
Ayanna S. Pressley, D-Mass. A bill from Alsobrooks cosponsored by Sen.
British royals to fete Trump as his team seeks to ‘dismantle’ left-leaning groups
Christopher S. Murphy wrote on X. "[The] right has been looking for a pretext to destroy their opposition for a long time.
Charlie Kirk murder hits close to home for members of Congress
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., noted that both parties have had a problem. "I’m not going to be shy about the fact that Donald Trump has a lot to do with the normalization of political violence.
‘Liberation day’? House Oversight panel spars over DC’s future
Norton, who has served as D.C.’s delegate since 1991 and long pushed for statehood, spoke in opposition to each of the GOP-led measures at the markup.
As Trump continues show of force, DC takes the fight to Congress
"What we’re asking for today is for all of Congress, but especially congressional Democrats, to vote down every single one of these anti-D.C. bills," said Ankit Jain, one of D.C.’s two shadow senators.
Back from recess, Senate turns to defense while House looks to get back to business
"RFK Jr.’s stubborn, pigheaded, and conspiracy-based attacks on proven science are going to make many more people sick and cause more deaths.
Kennedy to testify before Congress next week amid CDC tumult
"When CDC Director Susan Monarez refused to rubber-stamp unscientific, reckless directives and fire dedicated health experts she chose protecting the public over serving a political agenda," Mark S.
Trump to ask Congress for $2 billion to fix ‘hellhole’ DC
In addition to the coming $2 billion funding request, Trump over the last week also has called on lawmakers to repeal D.C.’s 1973 Home Rule Act and end policies like so-called "cashless bail" as part of
Q&A on the Trump EPA’s effort to curtail regulation of greenhouse gas emissions
"Their goal is not to weigh the evidence fairly but to build the strongest possible case for CO2’s innocence. This is a fundamental departure from the norms of science."
Trump visits police, troops in DC after suggesting he would patrol streets
"So we’re going to do a job," Trump added without describing exactly what his patrol would look like on Washington, D.C.’s streets.
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At the Races: Maps mania
Ted Cruz, Christopher S. Murphy and Angus King, reported earning no royalties in 2024. Party registration: Democrats face a voter registration crisis, The New York Times reports.
Trump’s DC crime rhetoric doesn’t match day-to-day reality
It declared a crime emergency in order to take over D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department and previously claimed the country is being invaded by gangs at the direction of the Venezuelan government to invoke
Congress holds sway in DC justice system that Trump maligns
Even as President Donald Trump and Republicans complain about the District of Columbia’s criminal justice system, critics argue that the Republican-led Congress may bear some of the blame for D.C.’s trouble
Statehood advocates look to Congress after Trump’s DC police takeover
This is one of the darkest days and biggest crises we’ve ever faced," said Paul Strauss, a Democrat who has served as one of D.C.’s two shadow senators since 1997.
Trump takes over MPD, claiming crime in District of Columbia is ‘out of control’
The D.C. actions also reflect Trump 2.0’s more interventionist streak than his first administration.
Legacy in a time of chaos: How honoring Roll Call is living the values of journalism
And red "X"s drawn in ink through the faces of each who had been let go.
Trump’s proposed NOAA cuts meet Senate appropriators’ opposition
The House C-J-S Appropriations Subcommittee approved the measure for full committee consideration on a 9-6 vote Tuesday.Â