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The President's Misplaced Energy Priorities | Commentary -
Special Election Set for Mississippi Congressman's District (Updated) -
California's Outsider-Turned-Insider Tasked With Youth Outreach -
California's Outsider-Turned-Insider Tasked With Youth Outreach -
As Fracking Debates Roil, It's Time for National Standards | Commentary -
He was sworn in on Dec. 17, 2012, after a 37-year law enforcement career that began with D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department.
He was sworn in on Dec. 17, 2012, after a 37-year law enforcement career that began with D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department. He succeeded Phillip Morse, who held the post for more than five years.
McConnell Offers Standalone Bill Blocking Obama's Immigration Actions -
Why a Fired Fire Chief Got on Capitol Hill's Radar -
Why a Fired Fire Chief Got on Capitol Hill's Radar -
Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, both of whom are up in 2016, want to avoid a shutdown showdown over the immigration issue.
Nathan argued the act was illegal because Congress has control over D.C.’s budget. The D.C. Council disagreed, and the two branches went to court. In May, a judge struck down the budget autonomy law.
There, federal judge Andrew S. Hanen ruled in favor of 26 states, led by Texas, issuing an injuction against implementation of President Barack Obama’s 2014 executive actions.
Glory (1957) Letters from Iwo Jima (2006) The Thin Red Line (1998) All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) The Dirty Dozen (1967) The Longest Day (1962) The Great Escape (1963) The Hurt Locker (2008) M*A*S*
Roll Call's Guide to the Most Clever Leadership PAC Names -
Roll Call's Guide to the Most Clever Leadership PAC Names -
Congress Can't Dodge Social Security Disability Insurance Trust Fund's Approaching Insolvency | Commentary -
Nathan argued it could not move forward because Congress has control over D.C.’s budget. The D.C.
Nathan argued it could not move forward because Congress has control over D.C.’s budget. The D.C.