Congress · 116th Congress
NDAA envisions new military policies on sexual assaults
offenses, in an interview.
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White House · 116th Congress
Biden health team takes shape as GOP weighs confirmation fight
the pandemic from the White House.
White House · 116th Congress
‘America First’ order unlikely to save vaccines for Americans
“We are the most exceptional nation in the history of the world.
Congress · 116th Congress
Adulting might be alive and well in Congress
He laid out the path to David Drucker in an interview with Roll Call in February 2012, shortly after stepping down as conference chairman.
Congress · 116th Congress
Timeline for massive year-end bill slipping
“The sooner the better but not at the expense of the initiatives that we need to address in the bills.”
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney chosen to chair DCCC going into choppy election cycle
The caucus vote was 119-107.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Zooms, phone calls and texts: Supporting GOP women behind the scenes
“I was having the same conversation 30 times a day,” Conway, the executive director of VIEW PAC, which supports GOP women running for office, said in a recent interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
GOP control to linger over agency key to Biden climate goals
“Just by the math it could potentially delay when President-elect Biden could put a Democratic majority in place,” Cheryl LaFleur, a former FERC commissioner, said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Interior pushes ahead on drilling in Alaska refuge, but hurdles await
Kristen Monsell, an attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group, said in an interview the Biden administration could block approval to drill.
Congress · 116th Congress
Lawmakers line up showdown with Trump over Confederate base names
championed the change.
Policy · 116th Congress
Former DOT Secretary LaHood backs Emanuel for job he once held
“I think he would be hands-down the best secretary of Transportation that President-elect Biden could nominate,” LaHood said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Biden administration seen aiding digital identities, closing fintech loopholes
“Fintech has a unique runway to tell a story about expanding access,” he said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump’s former cybersecurity chief calls vote fraud claims ‘nonsense’
In the first interview since he was fired two weeks ago, Krebs told CBS News’ “60 Minutes” that allegations by Trump and others about fraud and voting machine malfunctions are easily disproved because
Congress · 116th Congress
House Democrats set to pick new Appropriations chairwoman
“Even though Marcy has earned her seniority and Debbie has worked hard for the party, I think that Rosa is seen by the majority of the caucus as the person who could best be the face and voice of
White House · 116th Congress
Ohio Rep. Fudge, supporters eye Agriculture secretary post
Fudge for the post of Agriculture secretary in the Biden administration.
Policy · 116th Congress
Walden reflects on health policy as career in Congress ends
law and role in the House’s efforts to repeal and replace the 2010 health care law.
Congress · 116th Congress
Opening of 117th Congress will be different due to pandemic
“Voting for speaker is not a problem, because we can vote the same way we do here,” the Maryland Democrat said in an interview Friday.
Congress · 116th Congress
Neal eyes massive coronavirus relief, climate and infrastructure package
The Massachusetts Democrat wants to take a page from his party’s 2009 playbook, when the Obama administration took office amid the wreckage of the financial crisis and enacted a nearly $800 billion
Campaigns · 116th Congress
In Georgia Senate runoff, Loeffler targets Warnock sermons
supporters could make contributions during an interview televised from the Capitol, a potential violation of ethics rules that bar fundraising on government property.
Congress · 116th Congress
Hoyer: Earmarks are likely coming back next year
Hoyer, D-Md., said in an interview Friday that sometime after the Appropriations Committee’s new chairwoman is elected the week of Nov. 30, she will begin soliciting House lawmakers to “ask for