Politics · 115th Congress
Remember Infrastructure? Bill Shuster Says He’s Got a New Plan
“It’s also going to deal with the pay-for. And it’s going to be the usual things and some of the things are going to be a new way forward.”
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Politics · 115th Congress
Will Democratic Women’s Primary Success Continue in Georgia?
The only woman and African-American in the May primary, McBath started the year running for a state House seat but switched to the congressional race after the February school shooting in Parkland
Politics · 115th Congress
With Eye on 2019 Majority, Hoyer Unveils Priority Economic Proposals
to enter the workforce.
Politics · 115th Congress
‘Worst Enemy’: Trump Warns Putin Even as Second Summit in Works
officials say led an interference operation in the 2016 presidential election: “I would say it’s in the works.”
Politics · 115th Congress
Rand Paul Retweeted PizzaGate Conspiracy Theorist
On Sunday, Jack Prosobiec praised Paul for an interview on Fox News in which the senator defended Trump for engaging with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Politics · 115th Congress
Thune Adding TSA, NTSB Bills to FAA Authorization
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Chairman John Thune is including additional transportation-related bills in the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization, he said in a Wednesday interview
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Again Breaks With Intel Chief Over Russia
After Wednesday’s events, the White House sought to alter the narrative.
Politics · 115th Congress
The House Democrats Considering Leadership Bids — So Far
“Of course, you know that,” the Maryland Democrat said in an April interview.
Politics · 115th Congress
As Rohrabacher Defends Trump and Russia, Re-Election Bid Looks Murky
that was within the survey’s margin of error.
Politics · 115th Congress
In Mop-Up Mode, Trump Says He Accepts That Russia Meddled
The lights went out at one point during the brief time reporters were in the Cabinet Room. “That must be the intelligence agencies,” the president quipped.
Policy · 115th Congress
House Set to Start Farm Bill Talks With Senate Before Recess
The Texas Republican said the House will vote Wednesday afternoon to launch negotiations with the Senate that will resolve differences between the chambers on a new five-year farm bill.
Policy · 115th Congress
Wilson Said He Was Duped Into Suggesting He Supports Arming Toddlers
Baron Cohen conducted the interview in disguise, pretending to be an Israeli anti-terrorism expert named Col. Erran Morad.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump, Putin Address Election Meddling Charges in Helsinki
Putin said the Russian delegation gave the U.S. team a letter laying out specific ways the countries could draw down their nuclear arsenals.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Sets Notably Low Bar for Putin Summit
“I go in with low expectations,” Trump said in an interview with CBS News, part of which is set to air Sunday morning. “I’m not going with high expectations.”
Politics · 115th Congress
Sheriff Joe Arpaio the Latest Politician to Admit Falling for Sacha Baron Cohen’s Act
Joe Arpaio, the former Pheonix-area sheriff who is running for Arizona’s open Senate seat this fall, is the latest in a line of conservative American political figures to admit being duped by British entertainer
Politics · 115th Congress
The President’s Mission to Mars Is a Real Long Shot
document that gives Congress the power of the purse.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Walks Back Threat to Blow Up U.S.-British Trade Talks
interview in which Trump criticized May’s emerging Brexit approach.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Dizzying Life of Midcycle Newbies
This Congress has seen nine such members take office, and when you add in the one more to come in the next two months, it would be the most since the 12 midcycle members in the 110th Congress (2007
Politics · 115th Congress
Marc Short Creates Another Void in the White House
Affable yet firm, Short seemed eager to joust with reporters on cable news, the Hill and even under the blistering summer sun in the White House’s north driveway.
Politics · 115th Congress
Goodlatte Says Page Will Meet With Judiciary Committee Friday
House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte said former FBI lawyer Lisa Page will meet with the committee for a “private interview” on Friday.