Rand Paul’s Message: ‘Do No Harm’ In Foreign Affairs
In an interview in his Washington office ahead of the speech by President Barack Obama, Paul used the potential for additional sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program as an example where
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Rand Paul to Quote MLK, John Lewis in SOTU Response
The future of our country will be secure when we break down the wall that separates us from ‘the other America.'”
Cheri Bustos Keeps Door Open to Senate Run
Cheri Bustos said she is not closing the door on running for Senate in Illinois in 2016, marking the third House Democrat to express some level of interest in one of the cycle’s top race targets.
Joni Ernst’s Next Move
Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, will have been in the Senate for just two weeks before she delivers the GOP’s response to the State of the Union Tuesday — and Republicans already predict her influence in the party
Tammy Duckworth: I’m ‘Taking a Real Serious Look’ at Senate Run
Duckworth, currently finishing maternity leave following the birth of her daughter , said in a phone interview she is beginning the process of exploring a Senate bid as she gears up to return to
Congressional Black Caucus Sees Leverage in Steve Scalise Protests
said in an off-the-floor interview about controversy surrounding the House’s No. 3 Republican.
Pharmacist-Congressman Looks to Fill Drug Stores’ Wish List
of the health care law.
Norton Introduces D.C. Statehood Bill Despite New Hurdles
Carper, the top Democrat on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, will introduce the Senate version of the statehood bill.
Lawmakers Demand Answers About Deadly L’Enfant Metro Incident (Updated)
In the wake of the accident, federal lawmakers from the capital region were demanding answers, and they could have more details on the National Transportation Safety Board’s investigation next week.
Harry Reid Absent, but Still in Charge
Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., the ranking member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, regarding the strategy on the pipeline debate.
Harry Reid Absent, but Still in Charge
Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., the ranking member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, regarding the strategy on the pipeline debate.
The Tweeting Whip
Cornyn’s Twitter account has issued more than 15,000 tweets since the early adopter joined in February 2008, and he’s the highest-ranking member of Congress who is regularly doing the tweeting on his own
Fight Over the Fate of Gitmo Rages On in Congress
Kelly Ayotte was on the Fox News airwaves arguing that the terrorist attack illustrated the folly of the Obama administration’s efforts to close the U.S. military-run prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Demonstrators Plan to Disrupt Scalise Fundraiser
“We’re trying to protest racism in the system,” said Pete Haviland-Eduah of Million Hoodies, one of the groups that will organize outside the Capitol Hill Club.
D.C. Marijuana Initiative Transmitted to Congress
The office of the secretary to the D.C. Council confirmed Tuesday that the initiative was sent to Congress.
Menendez Staffer Bids Farewell to Hill Life
“He knows the right thing to do at the right moment. That’s the mark of a good leader.” While O’Brien is leaving Congress, he may not be gone forever.
21 Guantánamo Protesters Arrested in the Capitol (Updated) (Video)
According to the U.S. Capitol Police, 21 protesters were arrested: 11 in the Senate and 10 in the CVC.
What Happened to The Rothenberg Political Report?
In 1989, Stuart Rothenberg took over a small newsletter and built The Rothenberg Political Report into one of the most well-respected, nonpartisan publications in the country.
Cornyn: ‘We Learned the Hard Way’
“I’ve evolved,” the Texas Republican and newly minted Senate majority whip said in an interview last week with CQ Roll Call.
Dempsey: U.S. Military Strength Doesn’t Carry Into Cyberwarfare
The Associated Press reports that “Gen.