Disney Measles Outbreak Set Off Public Alarm
of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Fate of D.C. Budget Autonomy Case Uncertain
“The court actually anticipated that this might happen,” Walter Smith, executive director of DC Appleseed, said in a Tuesday phone interview, referring to questions raised during the oral arguments in
Fate of D.C. Budget Autonomy Case Uncertain
about the future of the case.
More U.S.-Turkey Cooperation Vital to Counterterrorism Efforts | Commentary
By Halil Danismaz The White House will host the Summit on Countering Violent Extremism on Feb. 18 with the goal of finding longer-term solutions to immediate threats including ISIS and the Syrian civil
In Richmond’s Defense of Scalise, a History of Camaraderie
The Democrat from New Orleans and the Republican from the city’s suburbs didn’t agree on raising the minimum wage or revisiting the number of days a suspect can remain incarcerated before formal
In Richmond’s Defense of Scalise, a History of Camaraderie
The Democrat from New Orleans and the Republican from the city’s suburbs didn’t agree on raising the minimum wage or revisiting the number of days a suspect can remain incarcerated before formal
The Benefits of a Diverse Workforce on Capitol Hill | Commentary
Capitol Hill is the National Football League of legislatures and gets the best and the brightest from each state applying for the few jobs available.
Ron Johnson Talks Fundraising Strategy for 2016 Re-Election
The senator is one of Democrats’ top targets in 2016.
Obama and Cruz: Unexpected Directions on Filibuster | Commentary
By Jason Grumet President Barack Obama declared in a recent interview that he supported “the elimination of the routine use of the filibuster,” and went on to assert that “the filibuster in this modern
Democrats Escape Cold, Spend Part of Recess in Cuba
“[It] will work to advance the U.S.-Cuba relationship and build on the work done by many in the Congress over the years, especially with respect to agriculture and trade.”
What to Expect When You’re Expecting to Run
You will bear the sins of your party. Over the course of a race, candidates often bear the sins of their party.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting to Run
You will bear the sins of your party. Over the course of a race, candidates often bear the sins of their party.
Ron Johnson Supports Scott Walker in Presidential Primary
During Walker’s 2014 re-election, Johnson, a wealthy businessman, said in an interview he did not like the way the governor attacked his Democratic opponent, Mary Burke, for her affluence and her
Unloved and Underpaid in a Home-State Office
you will continue working at the price it’s paying.
Port Dispute May Force Obama to Invoke Taft-Hartley Act
At that point, the president must appoint a board of inquiry to report on the factual elements of the dispute.
Earnest: Climate Change Impacts More People Than Terrorism
in a recent interview with Vox.
House Says, Senate Says: GOP Split on Next DHS Move (Updated)
end of the month.
K Street Files: McBee Shop Rebuilding Under Wiley Rein
“Wiley has inundated us with client leads,” Bovim said of the new parent during an interview in the airy, hipster-esque McBee suite at 4th Street and Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, across town
Aide Brings ‘Quirky’ Background to Chief of Staff Ranks
Brophy, a 48-year-old watermelon farmer from Wray, Colo., served a dozen years in the state legislature. Now he’s the top aide to the Republican freshman class president.
Aide Brings ‘Quirky’ Background to Chief of Staff Ranks
Brophy, a 48-year-old watermelon farmer from Wray, Colo., served a dozen years in the state legislature. Now he’s the top aide to the Republican freshman class president.