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Chris Murphy Wants Vote to Ban Ground Combat in Iraq and Syria
is to seriously consider [putting] combat troops back in the Middle East,” Murphy said in an interview.
Sodexo Named New House Food Service Vendor
House,” Cassidy said in an interview in his office Tuesday morning.
Sodexo Named New House Food Service Vendor
House,” Cassidy said in an interview in his office Tuesday morning.
Clinton Email Scandal Affects State Department Funding
At least 3 of the 5 Democrats on the State-Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee spoke out against the withholding rule last week, when the panel voted to approved the bill and send
Take Five: Rep. Ralph Abraham
I live in the middle of a cornfield out in the country and we get field mice. The cats keep the mice away. I used to have two Labradors. I love labs. They’re my favorite.
McConnell: Only ‘Local Boots on the Ground’ Fighting in Iraq
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says despite the failings of the Iraqi army, he won’t be among those calling for a return of U.S. troops to the battlefield.
Return to Sender? House Rules May Thwart Delivery of Doug Hughes’ Letter
democracy,” the author and moviemaker said during a June 5 phone interview.
Grayson Email May Run Afoul of House Ethics Rules (Updated)
But the situation is tricky, because the language is part of a section on campaign activity that warns against directing contributions to a House office.
McConnell Puts Squeeze on New Obama Federal Judges
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was asked for an update on the judicial confirmation process in an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, and the Kentucky Republican made clear
Former Sheriff Poised to Be GOP Point Person on Policing
The six-term legislator has been talking for years about the need to invest in community police departments to improve relationships between officers and the people they serve.
Former Sheriff Poised to Be GOP Point Person on Policing
Reichert, a former sheriff, is taking the lead as House Republicans shape the party’s message on policing.
Senate Subcommittee Planning Hearing on FIFA Scandal
In an interview with Roll Call, Moran said he hoped to hold a hearing on the situation within the next 30 days in the Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, Insurance and
Norton to Meet with NPS After Washington Monument Closed
Recent elevator issues that caused the closure of the Washington Monument have drawn the ire of Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C.
Mayor of Capitol Hill Convenes Oversight Hearing With House Officers
As part of her informal role as mayor of the chamber, House Administration Chairwoman Candice S. Miller, R-Mich., is ramping up oversight of some of the daily operations of the institution.
Appropriations Bills Face Democratic Roadblock
It might be too early to put the nail in the coffin of the fiscal 2016 appropriations process, but get your hammer ready.
Appropriations Bills Face Democratic Roadblock
’s been the emerging strategy of the Democratic leadership, in consultation with the White House.
Sensenbrenner: Patriot Act Needed Oversight, Not Posturing
In a May 28 phone interview, Sensenbrenner said he didn’t mind, nor did he have regret for his role as lead architect of the post-9/11 law that opened the door to vast levels of government surveillance
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Senate Historian: How the Senate has Changed
[jwp-video n=”1″] Senate Historian Donald Ritchie, in a 2010 exclusive interview with CQ Roll Call, discuses how a shift in the two political parties impacted the Senate over time.
Senate Historian: How Television Changed the Senate
Senate Historian Donald Ritchie describes the shift to television cameras in the Senate and the "huge debate" that ensued as a result in a 2010 exclusive interview with CQ Roll Call.