Texas Members May Face Remap Redux
The high court’s ruling could affect whether, and how, the congressional boundaries in the state will be revised — yet again. In the coming days, Texas Gov.
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Rape, Incest Exceptions Added to Abortion Bill (Updated)
“I was not addressing when or how a woman becomes pregnant,” Franks said on Thursday evening in an interview with CQ Roll Call, more than 24 hours after Democrats and pro-abortion
Will McConnell Appear at Spending Markup Next Week?
The Kentucky Republican is a longtime member of the panel, where he used to be the top GOP senator on the State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee.
Boehner Talks ‘Hastert Rule,’ Immigration
will pass by a majority of the majority party, but the Ohio Republican has resisted that approach.
Boehner Seeks Spending ‘Cuts and Reforms’ Greater Than Debt Limit Increase
to raise the debt limit.
U.S. Attorney Piles On Charges for Lobbying Violations
The website of the Clerk of the House lists numerous lobbying reports filed since 2005, but none for 2012 or 2013.
Obama Urges Congress to Pass Immigration Bill by End of Summer
Boehner, R-Ohio, in an interview with ABC News this morning, said he hoped a bill would be reported out of committee in the House this month and said he wanted a bill to the president’s desk “this year
Boehner Slams Snowden, Wants Immigration Overhaul
Boehner ripped Edward Snowden, the leaker of secret National Security Agency programs, as a “traitor” in an interview on Tuesday morning in which he also reiterated his push for an immigration overhaul
Conservatives Call on Boehner to Stick With ‘Hastert Rule’
The fiscal cliff tax increases, increased pork spending buried into the Hurricane Sandy relief bill, and the Violence Against Women Act reauthorization all passed the House over the opposition of a majority
Long-Serving Dingell Is a Master of House Traditions | Wolfensberger
Moss, D-Calif., the previous chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of what was at the time the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
Long-Serving Dingell Is a Master of House Traditions | Wolfensberger
Moss, D-Calif., the previous chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of what was at the time the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
Republicans Rebuild, but Democrats Reload
Much of the potential Republican revival rides on the bat and the arm of freshman Rep. Ron DeSantis.
Now, the Real Test for the Farm Bill
Boehner’s statement said that his chamber’s farm bill would reach the floor with an open process for consideration, a point that Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., highlighted during a brief interview.
Snowden Has a Few Defenders on the Hill
King, in an interview with CNN, called Snowden “dangerous” and “a defector” whom the U.S. “should prosecute … to the fullest extent of the law.”
‘Dirty Wars’ Director Dishes About Tight-Lipped Members of Congress
“It was completely comical sitting down there in that interview,” Richard Rowley told an after-film discussion audience on June 7 about his visit with Wyden.
Stabenow Concerned China Could Hog the Pork
“This is the largest sale of a company in the United States to a Chinese state-owned enterprise,” the Michigan Democrat said in an interview Friday about the proposed sale of Smithfield Foods to
For a Fiscal Conservative, Spending at Home Passes the Test
In an interview, Huelskamp said he is supporting the lab as an important national security need, not because it benefits his district.
Don’t Turn Your Back on Victims of Child Abuse | Commentary
The effect of this abuse is felt not only by the victims and their families, but also in the communities in which they live.
Endorsement Squabble Continues in California Race (Updated) #CA31
“I saw them on his list and I called them because they have endorsed me,” Reyes said in a Thursday phone interview.
Shutdown Talk Underlines Spending Bill Split
“We’ve got a few problems,” an understated Shelby told CQ Roll Call in a brief interview, noting that the committee’s Republicans hadn’t yet decided on a strategy for the markups.