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As activists gather for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (as they’ve done for nearly 50 years), one of the event’s organizers recently admitted that he doesn’t even use the term
“The relevant national security committees should come back to DC and finalize the bipartisan package ahead of the March 1 [State of the Union] so that our country can speak with one voice on the
The Commerce Department said the export controls amounted to “the most comprehensive application” targeting any single country of the agency’s export authorities on U.S.-made products and U.S.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: How did you end up interning on the Hill?
“Under the tax, any company that manufactures, produces or imports chemicals that are on that list has to pay a per-ton tax,” Ohayon said in an interview.
This is a moment of peril for the lives and safety of millions of people, as well as for the foundation of the United Nations Charter and the rules-based international order that preserves stability worldwide
I am confident eventually they will,” Brown said in an interview. “I don’t know what ‘eventually’ means.”
But there is bound to be a disconnect between the real and the aspirational, between the world as it is and the world as anyone anxious to see progress would like it to be.
with the pandemic to flip a blue state in the Virginia governor’s race three months ago.
The bill is still in the Senate.
to a big debate among the people who keep the Bitcoin algorithms, the miners, the investors,” she said.
The immediate priority is the deadline for funding the government, with another House-passed short-term continuing resolution needing to clear the Senate by the Feb. 18 deadline.
Oh, and the White Sox. This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’ve had some pretty big career jumps, and one stands out to me the most.
“The affiliation itself isn’t an issue,” said Rebecca Lynn Keiser, chief of research security at the National Science Foundation in an interview.
Elissa Slotkin said in an interview on Tuesday as the House passed stopgap legislation that would extend current funding levels through March 11.
“Initially I was told there was no there, there, but then my staff said there possibly could be, so I’ve got to download on that,” Tester, D-Mont., said in an interview.
“The math works in favor of the U.S. target,” Rachel Cleetus, policy director of the climate and energy program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said by phone.
“Increased disclosure expectations to have companies consistently and thoroughly report information on the workforce would be really valuable,” she said in an interview.
President Joe Biden’s plan to nominate the first Black woman to the Supreme Court will mean extra scrutiny for the way politicians and Washington insiders talk about a confirmation fight — and the first
Last month, a Democratic communications consultant talked about how to improve political communications in a radio interview. She advocated for a three-step process.