Gingrich to Launch White House Bid Wednesday
Gingrich will make a formal announcement on Facebook and Twitter, followed by an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News later that evening, spokesman Rick Tyler confirmed in an email.
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In Nevada, an Abundance of Feminine Riches
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Obama: U.S., Pakistan Investigating bin Laden’s Support
The Pakistani government has expressed “profound interest” in discovering more about the support networks, the president said. But he warned that answers won’t come immediately.
Obama: U.S., Pakistan Can Find Ways to Improve Cooperation
“There have been times where we’ve had disagreements,” the president said during an interview aired Sunday on CBS’ “60 Minutes.”
Playing Partisan From Her Hill Perch
I work my ass off,” she told Roll Call in an interview.
Kennedy Project Serves as ‘Teaching Device’
Obama’s interview, for example, likely will not be made public until he has left office. All of that requires painstaking record-keeping. And the interview process is exhaustive.
Florida Senate Race Heats Up for GOP
“Who I worked for in the past is not going to decide this election,” LeMieux told Roll Call in an interview.
Boehner Supports Obama on Keeping bin Laden Photos Private
House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) told reporters Wednesday “there’s no end served” by releasing the photos, which Obama described as “very graphic” during an interview with “60 Minutes” that
RSC Readies Debt Limit Proposal
The proposal, which they hope to release in the near term, comes as Republican leaders have begun listening sessions with lawmakers on raising the debt ceiling.
U.S. India PAC Presses Congress on Pakistan
“The Pakistani government has been disturbingly silent since the operation that eliminated bin Laden, but it needs to answer how he could live in Pakistan for five years without the knowledge of
Chaplain Will Miss Members’ Optimism
Coughlin, the House’s first Roman Catholic chaplain and a Chicago native, reflected on his 11-year stint in an interview with Roll Call.
Street Talk: Lobbyist Opposes Tort Reform From the Right
He’ll reference the Magna Carta and even the Bible when arguing for the right to sue and receive damages.
PPP Poll Shows McCaskill in Dead Heat With Akin
In a March PPP poll, 46 percent of Missouri voters approved of the Democrat’s job performance, the same number that approved of her in the survey released on Tuesday.
Hundreds Run in ACLI Challenge
She was the first wheelchair athlete to compete at the ACLI. And this morning, Duckworth is scheduled to be with a team from the VA.
GOP Issues Jobs Agenda to Revive Its Message
We are — like a laser,” Portman said during an interview before presenting his plan to the full GOP Conference.
Heard on the Hill: Partying With the Young Folks
The Republican drove straight there from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, arriving just before the president was to speak.
New York Rep. King ‘Fixated’ Since 9/11
It comes before party or re-election” King said in an interview Monday, a day after President Barack Obama announced that the long-hunted al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan.
A Man With a Plan to Defuse the Debt Bomb
And Walker has had bipartisan allies in groups such as the Concord Coalition, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget and the Heritage Foundation.
Ryan Sees Budget Anxiety at Town Halls
“The crowds are really getting bigger” at the town halls he has been holding over Congress’ two-week recess, Ryan said during an extended interview on ABC’s “This Week.”
Debt Limit Vote Is Hoyer’s Moment
Unlike past years, when the majority party alone delivered the votes necessary to raise the debt ceiling, this year passage is likely to require minority party support, and the Maryland Democrat