Kerry: U.S. to Send More Aid to Ukraine
“Kerry said he could not provide any details of possible military equipment that the United States might send to help Ukraine fight the rebels.”
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Hearing or Discussion? D.C. Council Event Underscores Marijuana Dispute With Congress
Council defied Congress Monday by discussing a system to regulate the tax and sale of marijuana. As if to underscore the legal issues surrounding the matter, the D.C.
Hearing or Discussion? D.C. Council Event Underscores Marijuana Dispute With Congress
Though some legal confusion surrounds the fate of the District of Columbia’s marijuana legalization initiative, the D.C.
Republicans Want to Send Message to SCOTUS on Obamacare
In a brief interview last week, Barrasso criticized the administration for not being clear about its plans, pointing to a letter he sent in December along with the other Senate GOP leaders to Treasury
One State Takes Aim at Plethora of Public School Tests
At the same time, members of Congress are tackling the too-much-testing problem as they attempt to overhaul the law.
House Progressives Cheer Populism in Van Hollen Plan
Grijalva, D-Ariz., during a phone interview a few hours before Van Hollen was scheduled to speak. “Mr. Van Hollen being here is an acknowledgment of that.”
ISIS AUMF Debate a 2016 Foreign Policy Test
the possibilities.
ISIS AUMF Debate a 2016 Foreign Policy Test
Paul’s message, as he explained to CQ Roll Call in a recent interview, is for America to first “do no harm” on the world stage.
NBC’s Williams ‘Misremembered’ Iraq Story
In an interview with Stars and Stripes, he said he had misremembered the events and was sorry.”
Melanie Sloan Settles in With New Crew: Triumph Strategy
After 12 years with Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington as the founding executive director, building the company from a solo enterprise to a 15-person team, Melanie Sloan started the new
Russia Ends U.S. Nuclear Security Treaty, Blames Politics
Though nuclear security projects between the former Cold War antagonists have been winding down for some time, the events of the past year in Ukraine are seen to have brought to an abrupt close the much-heralded
Exit Interview: Dan Scandling’s Appreciation of Virginia Runs Deep
“The delegation has a long history of putting politics aside for the good of the Commonwealth,” the newly minted senior vice president for corporate and public affairs at the Ogilvy Washington shop
The First Test of GOP Dominance in Arkansas
Republicans won the governorship and the six other statewide constitutional offices, they expanded their majorities in the state legislature and, for the first time, the GOP captured each of the state’
The First Test of GOP Dominance in Arkansas
Republicans won the governorship and the six other statewide constitutional offices, they expanded their majorities in the state legislature and, for the first time, the GOP captured each of the state’
Senate Turns to Immigration Amid Return of Shutdown Rhetoric
“What we have seen over the last several weeks is the Senate I remember, the Senate I was elected to, the Senate where there was active debate, deliberation, amendments,” Minority Whip Richard J
5 Potential Scenarios for D.C.’s Marijuana Initiative
Michael Collins of the Drug Policy Alliance, who has been making the rounds to GOP offices to gauge response to the initiative, also said in a phone interview this is not a major issue for Republicans
5 Potential Scenarios for D.C.’s Marijuana Initiative
Michael Collins of the Drug Policy Alliance, who has been making the rounds to GOP offices to gauge response to the initiative, also said in a phone interview this is not a major issue for Republicans
Jim Moran Doesn’t Miss Congress
In an interview, Moran said he was looking for a post-congressional position that would let him continue to work in the areas he cares about most — such as environmental issues and sustainable energy —
Congress’ Top Travelers Say Globetrotting on Private Dime Essential
The lawmaker, who was born in Tachikawa, explained her “long cultural and personal connection” in a recent interview.