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AUGUST 28: Poetry Pole, of Baltimore, holds an African American flag in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as thousands rallied on the National Mall for the 57th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s
Trump also pardoned two men convicted in connection with special counsel Robert S. Mueller’s investigation into the president’s 2016 campaign dealings with Russia.
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., praised the choice, tweeting late Monday night that “my friend Miguel Cardona is everything you would want in a Secretary of Education.
The state’s senior Democratic senator, Dianne Feinstein, encouraged Gov. Gavin Newsom to name Padilla, who worked for Feinstein in the 1990s.
Awaiting Biden's climate team is a planet even warmer than it was four years ago, spawning evermore devastating hurricanes and wildfires.
The $1.4 trillion omnibus spending agreement includes many of the shaky compromises that have kept the government functioning in recent years.
The Supreme Court ruling lets President Donald Trump move forward with his attempt to exclude undocumented immigrants from apportionment
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said that “there’s obviously a lot of interest in finding ways to get money to states that Republicans will be … OK with,” including money for education.
M-U-R-K-O-W-S-K-I: National Journal delves into Alaska GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s upcoming race in 2022, and why it may be more akin to Maine Sen.
COVID-19’s impact on children represents a tiny fraction of the suffering and death experienced by vulnerable adults.
The outsiderFintech’s free willWhat to make of 2020’s fintech conferencesBrex founder and co-CEO Henrique DuBugras co-hosts Fintech Beat to discuss regulatory diversity
Biden picked one of the few former Democratic presidential rivals to outright endorse a transformative change to how country pays for highways.
Tired of all the 2020 political drama and ready for a reboot after the Electoral College certified Joe Biden the winner. Sorry! 2021 promises more of it.
misusing the Justice Department to support Trump’s reelection campaign and protect his personal interests, particularly early on in his tenure with the way he handled the release of Special Counsel Robert S.
Carper of Delaware, Maggie Hassan and Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut and Mark Warner of Virginia.
Political divisions have revealed the cracks in this country and who's falling through them. Along the fault lines are truth and free speech.
Christopher S. Murphy tweeted that the House Republican signers of the brief “have betrayed their country.
Watch as CQ Roll Call's John Donnelly breaks down some of the obstacles Secretary of Defense nominee Gen. Lloyd Austin will face.
Christopher S.
In practice, the new rule, sponsored by Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., may not lead to a big subcommittee shuffle on Appropriations next year.