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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.
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.
“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
Daines said in an interview with CNBC that they can present conflicts of interest. “You put assets in a blind trust, you’re still aware of what assets are put in that blind trust.
American public opinion — gathered and distilled from a handful of polls conducted in the past six months that asked about the Russia-Ukraine crisis — is largely on the side of the “middle” approach
The most recent attempt happened on Tuesday, coincidentally the day before Groundhog Day, the holiday that gave rise to the movie of the same name in which a weatherman played by Bill Murray must relive
Coburn described the fear of Snyder and sleepless nights as she relived the trauma she experienced while working for the team.
Breyer announced he would retire at the end of the court’s term.
in an interview from London.
I never negotiate through the press,” the Vermont Democrat said.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’re a big rap fan. I’ve heard you were so angry at Tipper Gore for her censorship push that you voted for Bush in ’92 and Dole in ’96.
“I think that there’s a lot of areas in climate that we agree,” he said in an interview with Newsy on Wednesday.
“The gradualism of the past is out and this time we will [start] at the top of the escalation ladder and we’ll stay there.”
“While several relevant witnesses refused to interview, and Rep.
The House panel investigating the Capitol riot is asking Ivanka Trump to voluntarily appear for an interview in February.
The letter also acknowledged that a portion of the frozen funds may need to be held back as part of an eventual payment to the families of some of the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, who
The threatened run the gamut of the House and Senate, from the hyper-partisan moths who fly toward the latest controversy to the little-known wallflowers toiling away in near anonymity.