9/11 Responder Health Care Renewal Gets a Boost
Maloney, D-N.Y., an original sponsor of the legislation, said Ryan’s statement was a positive development, but said in a phone interview, “All of us are cautious.” King said Sen. Charles E.
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Congress Shrugs at Obama’s War Request
Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., asked in a phone interview with Roll Call Monday. “That’s the question on everybody’s mind.”
Democrats Tie Up House Floor to Force Vote on Guns Bill
Perry confirmed in an interview that leadership would have preferred he ignored Democrats’ procedural protest.
Democrats Tie Up House Floor to Force Vote on Guns Bill
Perry confirmed in an interview that leadership would have preferred he ignored Democrats’ procedural protest.
Norton Vows to Testify at Capitol Arrest Trial
“If the government tries this resident who was peacefully sitting in a public hearing again, I will make it my business to come to testify,” Norton told Roll Call in a recent interview.
Treaty Semantics, Senate Politics and the Paris Climate Talks
with “the T word.”
New Yorkers Look to Avoid More 9/11 ‘Collateral Damage’
“They wouldn’t be working that seriously if the speaker didn’t tell them to,” King said in an interview Friday, adding he spoke with Ryan about the topic every day.
EPA’s Search for Middle Ground on Biofuels Prompts Outcry on Renewable Fuel Standards
the United State to date,” the company said.
Healing American GIs’ Brains
ICYMI: The Wall Street Journal ran a “Weekend Interview” with Arnold Fisher on “Healing the Brains of American GIs: Intrepid Centers are making remarkable progress against the ‘signature wounds’ of the
EU Energy Head Says Russian-Led Pipeline Hurts Europe Security
The Street reports that “the European Union’s energy policy chief has hit out against Russia’s natural-gas pipeline expansion plans into Germany, suggesting the ‘politically sensitive project undermines
Senate Rejects Paul Measure Aimed at D.C. Gun Laws
The Senate rejected Thursday evening an amendment by Sen. Rand Paul that would have dismantled the District of Columbia’s gun registration laws, some of the most restrictive in the nation.
‘Kissing Congressman’ Still Attracted to Public Service
Bobby Jindal — all of whom leaned on the newcomer to take one for the team and spare the party another tawdry scandal.
Ryan: ‘We Need to Actually Have Ideas’
“It was about laying out the contrast between the vision of Republicans and the vision of the left.”
Ryan: ‘We Need to Actually Have Ideas’
“It was about laying out the contrast between the vision of Republicans and the vision of the left.”
From Sex Worker to Hill Staffer
In an exclusive interview, Guynes described her upbringing in Louisiana and Oklahoma. Her mother had her at age 17 and her father struggled with substance abuse, too.
California Oil and Gas Chief Resigns
The Sacramento Bee reports that “Steven Bohlen, the head of California’s embattled oil and gas division, is resigning after about 18 months on the job.”
Secret Service Pressed on Latest White House Fence Jumper
“What I will be most concerned about, because I went down to the White House myself, and saw that people were being kept across the street,” Norton said in a Tuesday phone interview.
Researchers Slam Cruz for ‘Misrepresenting’ Their Work on Ex-Felons
The researchers whose study Ted Cruz’s campaign cited to back up his claim that “the overwhelming majority of violent criminals are Democrats” said Tuesday night the Texas senator is “misrepresenting”
Component of Mental Health Bill Could Expand Medicaid Payments for Psychiatric Hospitals
Mindful of the estimate, the Pennsylvania Republican narrowed the scope of the change before the bill was approved by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health in