Obama Administration Won’t Back Away from Annual Student Testing
The law expired in 2007, and congressional education leaders have said they hope to have a bill through committee and to the floor in each chamber by the spring.
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The Dangerous Lives of Satirists
First came the unlikely reminder of the power of cinema in the hullabaloo surrounding “The Interview,” the Seth Rogen-James Franco satire of an assassination attempt on North Korean dictator Kim Jong
Democrat Adam Smith Likely Out of Congressional Baseball Game
“I couldn’t be able to play, I think,” the Washington Democrat told CQ Roll in a brief interview in the Speaker’s Lobby. “Major problem with my hip, unfortunately — hips, plural.
Reid Pushes On Despite Injuries, Reiterates 2016 Run
“I’ve been elected [by Senate Democrats] to run the Senate for two years and I am in the process of getting set up for the next go around,” Reid said in a Friday interview with KNPR in Las Vegas
Police Supporters Planning ‘Sea of Blue’ March on Capitol
Three officers’ wives are coordinating the Jan. 17 “End the Madness” event, also referred to as “Sea of Blue,” in coordination with the Fraternal Order of Police lodges in the District of Columbia
‘The Great War’ Memorial’s Great Journey
“Even though this process took longer than [World War I] itself, I’m glad America is going to honor all of the folks that served,” Rep. Ted Poe said in a recent phone interview.
Barbara Boxer to Retire
Boxer made the announcement in a video posted to her campaign website, in which she conducted a mock interview with her grandson Zach. “I am never going to retire.
Barbara Boxer to Retire (Video)
Boxer made the announcement in a video posted to her campaign website, in which she conducted a mock interview with her grandson Zach. “I am never going to retire. The work is too important.
Cornyn: Obamacare Repeal Vote Should Wait
“I think it’s important that we demonstrate that we can be productive before we have the inevitable fight over repealing Obamacare,” the Texas Republican said in an interview with CQ Roll Call Wednesday
Joe Manchin Is Open for Legislative Business
“Always been,” the moderate West Virginia Democrat said in an interview just off the Senate floor.
Former Sergeant-at-Arms Drew Willison in Line for Reid Chief of Staff
When he was appointed to the post in spring 2014, a Reid spokesman said the job required an “element of diplomacy” to handle the unique needs of the 100 senators, and that Willison was extremely qualified
House Mandates 1 Hour of Ethics Training for Freshman Class
the list of requirements for serving in the chamber.
Interview: Chairman, House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee
makeup and direction of the US Navy.
Third Candidate to Challenge Boehner for Speakership
A little more than an hour before the House is due to hold an in-person, roll call vote to elect the speaker, a third candidate emerged as an alternative candidate to John A. Boehner of Ohio.
‘The Interview’ Playing at a D.C.
For those inclined to see “The Interview” on the big screen instead of video on demand or online, two theaters in Washington, D.C., are screening the Seth Rogen-James Franco-faux assassination of Kim Jong
Climbing the Ladder in the 114th Congress
It’s the beginning of a new cycle on Capitol Hill.
Which Coffman Runs for Colorado Senate in 2016?
Colorado marks one of the few states where Republicans have the opportunity to go on offense in 2016, a year when the GOP must defend 24 seats — the vast majority of the map.
Which Coffman Runs for Colorado Senate in 2016?
Colorado marks one of the few states where Republicans have the opportunity to go on offense in 2016, a year when the GOP must defend 24 seats — the vast majority of the map.
GOP Ready to Move On From Scalise Scandal
Lee Zeldin of New York, wouldn’t take the bait on the most recent edition of “Fox News Sunday;” in an interview with “This Week” on ABC, neither would Rep.