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After almost two years in the wilderness, former Sen. Al Franken is jumping back into the public eye —sort of — with a new SiriusXM radio show that will focus on politics and culture.
[jwp-video n=”1″] “[The] VA’s decision to reclaim the office space in question is not related any Congressional hearing and is rooted instead in the need to maximize the clinical space in VA
[Read the transcript] The transcript from the 30-minute phone call is just five pages.
Ready to establish a more formal impeachment inquiry than the one the Judiciary Committee claims it has been conducting for months?
After several months of struggling to break through in the crowded Democratic presidential field, Beto O’Rourke is back in the headlines and criss-crossing the country.
“There’s an increasing number of climate-related discussions happening within the U.N. system,” Alden Meyer, director of strategy and policy for the Union of Concerned Scientists, said in an interview
There’s no good reason for the politics editor of CQ Roll Call to write about the new album by The Lumineers, let alone interview founding member Jeremiah Fraites about President Donald Trump, former Colorado
“I have been very reluctant to go down the path of impeachment,” Schiff said in an interview on CNN.
OPINION — Most job interviews for Capitol Hill speechwriters go something like this: “The senator needs remarks for tomorrow. You need to write the remarks.” No interview. No preparation.
Tom Reed was discharged from a Washington hospital Thursday evening a few hours after collapsing in the Cannon House Office Building.
Over the years, the congressman has occasionally talked about their first time meeting … in jail during the civil rights movement.
Tom Reed collapsed in the Cannon House Office Building Thursday. The New York Republican, first elected in 2009, was waiting for a television interview when he fell.
“I think I can do more right now back home,” he said in Wednesday interview in the Speaker’s Lobby. A better option?
Just this week, the White House withdrew the nomination of Jeffrey Byard to head the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
[Trump mocks Elizabeth Warren’s NYC crowd: ‘Anybody could do that’] “The president asked us to engage with the Hill,” Ueland told Roll Call before he and that AG entered the office of Missouri
the Board of Directors of the U.S.
Every person pictured on the page is either Jewish, a woman, an ethnic minority, or some combination of the three. Democrats say the strategy behind the webpage is overtly bigoted.
A long-shot Democratic candidate for the Texas legislature may have outpaced his opponent in fundraising over the weekend with the help of Beto O’Rourke.
Questioned about his proposal to wipe away $81 billion in personal medical debt in a New Hampshire interview, the Vermont socialist told the Concord Monitor and NHTalkRadio.com: “I don’t believe we