Emergency Spending Requests Weighed in Omnibus Talks
We know there’s a need and we’re going to try to address it,” Rogers said in an interview.
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As Time Runs Out, House Leaders Spar on Funding, Immigration
Rogers said in an interview on Nov. 12 that House leaders were behind his push to pass an omnibus by the end of the year and that he secured the commitment of House Majority Leader Kevin
Black Caucus Defends Seniority System as Members Try to Buck the Trend
The real test for the CBC, however, could be if one of its own members, Rep.
Capitol Workers Strike for Higher Wages
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, the father of three said he joined the strike “not for just me, but other workers that are in the same situation, got kids or just want a better lifestyle.”
Democrats Eyeing 5 House Race Rematches in 2016
There’s no rest for the weary at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Exclusive: NRCC Chairman Reveals Top Targets for 2016
In an exclusive interview with CQ Roll Call, Walden said his main priority will be defending the seats — at least 244 — his party captured on Election Day.
Exclusive: NRCC Chairman Reveals Top Targets for 2016
In an exclusive interview with CQ Roll Call, Walden said his main priority will be defending the seats — at least 244 — his party captured on Election Day.
Feds in ‘Catch-22’ on D.C. Marijuana Legalization
Then — like any District law impacting the criminal code — the D.C. Council must transmit the measure to Congress for a 60-day review.
Feds in ‘Catch-22’ on D.C. Marijuana Legalization
Then — like any District law impacting the criminal code — the D.C. Council must transmit the measure to Congress for a 60-day review.
Michigan Democrat May Join With GOP on Health Law Tweaks
“I’ve had the experience of being in the minority more than I like, but I believe you have to build personal relationships and find common ground to make things work,” Peters said in an interview
House Democrats Look for Answers, Accountability After Midterm Losses (Updated)
takes place at the very top.
House Democrats Look for Answers, Accountability After Midterm Losses (Updated)
Over the weekend, it looked like party leaders were starting to come around to the idea about how the elections went for Democrats on a national leavel.
Capitol Police Investigating Ohio Man for Possible Threats
Capitol Police officers flew in from Washington, D.C., to interview the suspect and executed a search warrant on his home, uncovering documents and writings by the suspect.
Former Rep. Philip Crane Dies at 84
“He was a leader in his time of conservative thinking in the House of Representatives,” former Rep. Bill Archer, R-Texas, said in a Monday phone interview.
Interview: Wind Powers 15.5 Million U.S.
Tom Kiernan, CEO of the American Wind Energy Association, the national trade association for the U.S. wind industry, “participated in a question-and-answer session on wind industry trends with The Pew
Not Everyone Loves the New Columbia Statehood Commission
Appropriations for the fund would be part of the city’s annual budget process, controlled by the mayor and the D.C. Council.
Not Everyone Loves the New Columbia Statehood Commission
Appropriations for the fund would be part of the city’s annual budget process, controlled by the mayor and the D.C. Council.
The Boehner-McConnell Relationship: Mutual Respect, Low Drama
Of course, what the House sends the Senate will have to take into account the fragile — and possibly fleeting — Republican majority in the upper chamber.
D.C. Faces Statehood, Marijuana Challenges With Republican Congress
The Republican wave didn’t crash in the District of Columbia, but that doesn’t mean the victors won’t have to contend with the GOP Congress.