Bad News Babe Sizes Up Congressional Softball Squad
Every player on the press team is now at a point where she connects the dots,” the Washington bureau chief for the Texas Tribune said.
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Confederate Flag Debate Showcases Scott as Symbol
Scott is not only the solitary Republican senator who’s African-American and the first black person elected to the Senate from the South since the end of Reconstruction.
Confederate Flag Debate Showcases Scott as Symbol
the banner completely from the state capitol.
Kentucky Congressman Yarmuth Will Seek Re-Election
“I decided to run again because as the lone progressive voice on federal issues in Kentucky, particularly within the federal delegation, I think I have a responsibility to battle for
Norton: Washington Monument Elevator Is Safe
Norton was assured the elevator is safe, but the officials also told her they do not know the exact cause of the electrical surges or outages.
Questions Surround Proposed Library of Congress Program
“When I became the chairman of the Joint Committee on the Library, we began looking for sensible ways to provide the Library with the tools it needs moving forward,” Blunt, who also chairs the Senate
Conservatives Fume Over Leadership’s Crackdown on Rebels
But in a half-hour sit-down interview with CQ Roll Call Monday morning, Meadows made it clear he wasn’t going quietly.
Conservatives Fume Over Leadership’s Crackdown on Rebels
But in a half-hour sit-down interview with CQ Roll Call Monday morning, Meadows made it clear he wasn’t going quietly.
FDA May Lack Money to Carry Out Hiring Envisioned in ‘Cures’ Bill
The bill also would permit the agency to pay staff a salary as high as the president’s, currently $400,000. The provisions would also extend to the NIH, bill sponsors noted.
FDA May Lack Money to Carry Out Hiring Envisioned in ‘Cures’ Bill
to pay higher salaries and support the hiring permitted under the measure.
Rand Paul Wants Internal GOP Debate Over Taxes
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, the Kentucky Republican said the plan he outlined in an opinion piece published in Thursday’s Wall Street Journal should encourage a debate about the amount of
‘Unemployed Chief’ Finally Lands a Job
The salary is a bit higher than the $130,000 he was making as a House chief of staff.
Unions Target California Democrat Over Vote on Trade
The son and namesake of a member of the Fresno Board of Supervisors, Perea is term limited in the state Assembly.
Marijuana Laws Haven’t Blazed Any Trails on Capitol Hill, Yet
The catch? The memo was directed to the heads of executive agencies and for executive branch employees.
WMATA Announces Pilot Program for Touch-Screen Displays
“Our advertising contractor has these already in New York City and some other transit systems and they’ve been highly successful there,” Ly said in a phone interview.
Chaffetz Threatens Subpoenas Over OPM Hack
In the “Newsmakers” interview, which aired Sunday, Chaffetz also addressed the IRS political targeting scandal, as well as his reaction to border security, having just returned from a trip to the
Ryan Still Optimistic on Trade Deal: ‘Heavy Lift Is Done’
Ryan, R-Wis., in an interview on Fox News Sunday, said the most difficult legislative work required for fast track — lining up GOP and Democratic votes for Trade Promotion Authority for the president
Will on the Hill Tries Hand With Intern Foibles
“It shouldn’t work, but it does,” writer Peter Byrne said in a phone interview. “Everyone comes into this with such goodwill that it succeeds.”
Republicans Look to Repeat Cycling Challenge Win
The challenge ride is a closed-course, 15-km trip around the Pentagon, Crystal City and the Air Force Memorial.
Brian Schatz Steps Into Spotlight on College, Climate, Foreign Policy
Elizabeth Warren might have the biggest grass-roots megaphone in the Democratic caucus, and Charles E. Schumer is in line to be the next Democratic leader.