Politics · 115th Congress
Boston Radio Host Tried to Test Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s DNA in 2012
“I think this was fully litigated in 2012 here in Massachusetts,” she told public television station WGBY in an interview earlier this month.
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Policy · 115th Congress
Senate Pushes Anti-Sex Trafficking Deal Ahead
The group said it shared the goals of the supporting legislators, but also voiced concerns about the effect of narrowing the immunity protection afforded to computer service providers so that companies
Politics · 115th Congress
Democrats Notching Key Legislative Victories Ahead of Elections
Republicans counter that the bills — like the recent banking legislation — are bipartisan ones that were years in the making.
Politics · 115th Congress
Louise Slaughter Dead at 88 After More Than Three Trailblazing Decades in Congress
Her office said the New York Democrat died at George Washington University Hospital, where she was being treated. The 16-term lawmaker was the oldest sitting member of Congress.
Politics · 115th Congress
Lamb to Challenge Rothfus in 17th District, Says Local Party Official
But the Beaver County Times reported that Lamb had applied for the endorsement of the Beaver County Democratic Committee, which is located in the 17th District, currently held by Rothfus.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate Passes Bank Deregulation Bill, House May Seek Additions
the free services to sue the credit bureaus.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Upends GOP Plan to Avoid ‘Scary’ Appearance
His erratic approach to the presidency has become the norm, and that could run counter to the best efforts of his party’s congressional leaders.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Trump Can’t Help Stepping on His Own Message
In a 1987 interview with Steve Roberts for The New York Times, Tom said of Reagan, “If you’ve got somebody that strong who can carry a message and move an issue as much as the President of the United States
Democrats Look to Dan Sena to Secure House Majority
His great-uncle, Dennis Chavez, served in the New Mexico Legislature in the 1920s and, in 1940, became the first person of Hispanic descent elected to a full term in the U.S. Senate.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rooney Adopts New GOP Line: House Investigations Have ‘Lost All Credibility’
“We’ve gone completely off the rails, and now we’re just basically a political forum for people to leak information to drive the day’s news,” the Florida Republican said in an interview Monday with
Politics · 115th Congress
Omnibus Unlikely to Defund ‘Sanctuary’ Cities
Meadows may feel like that is a good idea but practically speaking that will be really difficult to get done,” Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman John Boozman, R-Ark., said in an interview
Politics · 115th Congress
Ryan’s Piecemeal Approach May Keep GOP Infrastructure Push Afloat
The No. 2 Senate Republican, Majority Whip John Cornyn, joined Thune, the No. 3, in describing the effort to pass an infrastructure package this year as “challenging.”
Politics · 115th Congress
Sergeant-At-Arms Prepares for New Role as Advocate for Veterans
In a wide-ranging interview in his Capitol office, Larkin also discussed the criticism levied at his office over press access in the Senate, security threats facing the building, funding challenges
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Says He Needs Rick Saccone Ahead of Pennsylvania Special Election
“Whether that moves the needle in this election, I really don’t know,” Mark Hrutkay, chairman of the Washington County Republican Party, said in a Friday phone interview.
Politics · 115th Congress
New Democrats’ PAC Endorses First 16 Candidates for 2018
The political arm of the moderate New Democrat Coalition is endorsing its first 16 candidates Friday.
Politics · 115th Congress
House Majority PAC Reserves $43 Million in Airtime for Fall
House Majority PAC, the group that helps House Democrats, is making $43 million in TV reservations in 33 media markets for the final weeks of the 2018 campaign.
Politics · 115th Congress
Ignoring GOP Pleas, Trump Sets Tariffs In Motion
Any country is “welcome” to discuss with the administration why the tariff levels should be eliminated or reduced, the official said.
Policy · 115th Congress
Porn Still Turning Up in the Federal Workplace Despite Ban
The report did not make clear if the practice continued after the ban. To find the cases, Roll Call combed through audits of departments already covered by the ban.
Politics · 115th Congress
Laura Moser Makes Democratic Primary Runoff in Texas’ 7th District
Two weeks after the the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee tried to discredit Texas Democrat Laura Moser, the 7th District candidate earned a spot in the May 22 primary runoff.
Politics · 115th Congress
Competitive Primaries in Texas Yield Few Outright Wins
Tuesday’s elections in Texas were the first congressional primaries of the 2018 cycle.