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Are prices up or down? Parsing misleading claims by Trump and Democrats
Then, in an interview in the Dec. 30 issue of Time magazine, Trump backpedaled on his pledge regarding grocery prices. "It’s hard to bring things down once they’re up," he said.
She saw the power of foreign aid.
"It broke my heart," Young said in a July interview in her Rayburn office.
Trump ‘in discussions’ with Hawley, lawmakers about stock trading bill
In fact, the original version of the Homeland panel’s bill applied only to lawmakers and was titled the PELOSI Act.
Jared Golden’s first job on the Hill?
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: What’s your earliest memory of politics?
Trust on the tarmac: Lawmakers who travel together legislate together
"Trust," Portman said in an interview with The New York Times, when asked why the partnership worked.
Cassidy, who defied Trump, aims to win with increasingly conservative base
"That’s always been true for senators or any politicians, but that’s particularly true in the age of Donald Trump," he said in an interview.
Shuttle Discovery’s Texas transfer launches cost concerns
John Cornyn and Ted Cruz included in the reconciliation law a provision that would authorize the relocation of the shuttle from its current display at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum Steven
House, Senate panels differ on future of hate crime grants
Their version of the bill would keep the appropriated funding level in fiscal 2026, with $17 million going to grants authorized under the Shepard-Byrd law and $9 million for grants under the Jabara-Heyer
Battle over transgender troops reignites on Capitol Hill
Adam Smith, D-Wash., the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, in a brief interview. Sen.
Senate nears crucial vote on Trump judicial nominee
Bove’s bid for the U.S.
Feisty Trump deflects, but cannot shake boiling Epstein documents scandal
He contended, for instance, that he did not know that a senior Justice Department official who represented him during a New York state criminal case intended to interview Epstein’s former associate Ghislaine
The Stephen Colbert firing is the dumbest political firing of this administration
On July 15 the show was nominated along with "The Daily Show" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" for the Emmy for best talk series. On July 17 CBS said "The Late Show" was ending.
When secrecy starts in your own backyard, so does activism
This interview has been edited and condensed. For the full conversation, listen to the latest episode of the "Equal Time" podcast. Q: What does it mean to be an "accidental activist"?
Murphy, Tillis gain support for bill on Camp Lejeune litigation
"It’s just been absolutely egregious that essentially only 100 of over 400,000 claims have been adjudicated," Murphy said in an interview. "Time is of the essence. We need to get to this."
House passes three crypto bills with varying Democratic support
The House vote, 308-122, cleared the legislation for the president. After the Senate passed the stablecoin bill in June, Trump and Senate leaders called on the House to pass it quickly and unchanged.
Lawmakers hope to modify crucial dates in reconciliation bill
"I didn’t like everything that was in there, so I shaped it to the extent I could," Hawley said in an interview. Rep.
Trump’s proposed NOAA cuts meet Senate appropriators’ opposition
He offered an amendment that would require the administration to maintain staffing at the same levels as they were on Sept. 30, 2024. The panel rejected the amendment along party lines.
‘Show up. … You never know when an opportunity will present itself’
There were many more lessons over the course of seven years at "The Newspaper of Capitol Hill."