Cruz Outpaces GOP Rivals by Wielding Gavel
The Texas Republican — who has the third lowest vote participation percentage in the Senate, according to CQ Vote Watch — has convened nine hearings as chairman of two subcommittees, outpacing the
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Ties to Coats Bind Top Leadership Staffers in Congress
“It’s really gratifying to me to see that those two now occupy the top two staff positions in the entire United States Congress,” Coats said in an interview, reflecting on how both chambers will
Ties to Coats Bind Top Leadership Staffers in Congress
“It’s really gratifying to me to see that those two now occupy the top two staff positions in the entire United States Congress,” Coats said in an interview, reflecting on how both chambers
Reid Whacks Grassley Over Clinton Emails, Nominees
In a brief interview shortly before releasing his statement, Grassley signaled that a good-faith effort could be enough to release his procedural holds on career foreign service officers, but some
D.C. Residents Officially ‘Unrepresented Peoples’
The group decided to add D.C. as a member, citing the District’s lack of federal representation.
Shuster and Ryan: Exercise Buddies, Highway Bill Champions
An added challenge: The bill was scheduled to hit the floor during Speaker Paul D. Ryan’s first week on the job.
Gyrocopter Pilot Douglas Hughes: ‘I’m Proud of What I Did’
“I’m proud of what I did and I’m not going to be ashamed of accepting a felony conviction,” Hughes said in a phone interview with CQ Roll Call.
Brady Vows ‘Relentless’ Tax Overhaul Drive
Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady acknowledged in a wide-ranging interview with CQ Roll Call Friday that the highway bill is unlikely to include an international tax overhaul.
TPP Will Be a Factor in Several 2016 Races
And with unions for the most part coming out against the trade deal, Democratic strategists in the state say they can envision the issue coming up in 2016 when the party is heavily targeting GOP
TPP Will Be a Factor in Several 2016 Races
And with unions for the most part coming out against the trade deal, Democratic strategists in the state say they can envision the issue coming up in 2016 when the party is heavily targeting GOP
Despite Hush-Money Plea, Hastert Keeps Pension
Citizen, said in a Wednesday phone interview.
Ryan Wants a Bigger Navy, ‘Big Time’
Ryan, R-Wis., who is entering his first full week in the top job, in an interview Monday with Hugh Hewitt. “As you know, I’m a defense hawk,” Ryan said.
McConnell on GOP Gains in Kentucky: Thanks, Obama
The Obama White House on Wednesday deflected criticism about results across the nation that generally favored the GOP.
Indicted Rep. Chaka Fattah Gets Strong Primary Challenger
“A lot of insiders were looking at it and thinking, ‘Where is the candidate who is from the base of the city that could really be problematic to the base of the congressman?’
What a Paul Ryan Speakership Means for D.C.
The bill died in the Senate. Former Rep.
What a Paul Ryan Speakership Means for D.C.
The bill died in the Senate. Former Rep.
Budget Deal’s Goodwill Evaporates With Defense Spending Spat
for the remaining 10 months of the fiscal year.
The Last Freshman: Sasse Evokes Senate Titans in Opening Speech
In an interview with CQ Roll Call after leaving the floor, Sasse said he had pledged to Nebraskans that he would not speak from the floor until a year after his election.
Ryan Leaves Door Open to Policy Riders in Spending Bill
Ryan won’t rule out policy riders in the omnibus appropriations bill the House will consider in the weeks ahead.
Duckworth Challenger Dividing Local and National Democrats
“I never had the chance to make my case,” Zopp said during an interview in D.C. last month, where she held meetings with potential campaign supporters and Washington-based reporters.