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Former Rep. David Hobson, longtime appropriator, is dead at 87
In a recent interview with Cleveland.com columnist Brent Larkin, Hobson expressed dismay about GOP vice-presidential nominee and Ohio Sen.
Even as he heads out the door, Derek Kilmer is still trying to fix Congress
The Washington Democrat led the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress — better known on the Hill as "ModCom" or the "Fix Congress Committee" — where he oversaw the drafting of more than 200
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Please bet responsibly
At first glance, Kalshi was offering contracts on questions like: control of the House, control of the Senate and the winner of the presidency.
Dean of California GOP faces a tight rematch
In the final, critical sprint to Election Day, Rollins is leaning into his message as a tough-on-crime Democrat. "It resonates across party lines,’’ he said in an interview.
America’s most popular national park crippled by Helene
The full extent of the damages to the park and the communities surrounding it might not be known for weeks, but it is clearly a calamitous situation in the park that last year drew 13.3 million visitors
Lawmakers eye moving quickly on NDAA after November return
House Armed Services Vice Chairman Rob Wittman, R-Va., predicted in September that the debt deal’s caps would become "the bottom line for" the compromise version of the NDAA.
Respected CBO staffer retires after nearly a half-century
One of the Congressional Budget Office’s longest-serving and most influential staffers, whose career spanned the leadership of all 10 of the agency’s directors, retired last week after 48 years on the
Podcasts · 118th Congress
Only murders in the Capitol?
To newcomers, the disparity between the blood-soaked subject matter and the sunny disposition can be jarring, but that’s one of the hallmarks of the genre.
George Helmy worked for senators. Now he is one (for a little while)
That’s not what I’m about. … But you have the opportunity to elevate your voice in hopes that somebody else continues that down the train track." This interview has been edited and condensed.
Trump, Harris hit must-have states as they clash over economic visions
He won the state in 2016 and 2020. ’Define the next century’ The rivals offered their differing visions as polls continued to show Trump with an advantage on the economy 40 days from Election Day.
An unusual choice for House Freedom Caucus leader takes reins
Harris, whom the group chose on Sept. 17 to lead it through the rest of the year, said he will use his understanding of the appropriations process to push for the most conservative spending outcomes possible
Lawmakers postpone decision on Virginia-class submarine money
The House is scheduled to vote on the bill Wednesday, and the Senate is expected to follow later in the day.
Latest round of Boeing hearings prompts call for decisive action
"I thought — with the scrutiny of the report, the changes in the law, the deficiencies pointed out by the review commission — that things would change.
Teen group, tech critics push for stronger online safety measure
Qureshi said in an interview that Design It For Us is hopeful that House lawmakers will strengthen the duty-of-care provisions before the bill clears the chamber — though he declined to say whether he
Vance’s misleading claim about immigrants and murders in Springfield, Ohio
"Thanks to her open border, murders are up 81 percent in Springfield, Ohio," Vance claimed in the Sept. 15 interview.
Is 2024 the year of the ‘girl dad’ candidate?
Mike Levin, said in an interview that being the father of four daughters, ages 18 to 23, has shaped his thinking on several key issues.
House panel helped boost Ohio immigrant pet-eating claims
"In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs, the people that came in, they’re eating the cats. They’re eating — they’re eating the pets of the people that live there.
On Black vote, Harris won’t assume ‘I’m going to have it because I’m Black’
In a portion of the interview, Harris was asked about Trump’s false allegation that Haitian migrants, most of whom are Black, were eating American citizens’ pets in Springfield, Ohio.
‘When the mud hits the fan’: Rep.
"No, I think the water strains in the West are completely tied to policy choices we’ve made," says the farmer and freshman Republican.