Democrats Seek Repeat of Budget Success in Spending Debate
The Democratic strategy, which came to be described as “filibuster summer” after a Washington Post report of an interview with Sen. Charles E.
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Hill Staffer Searches for Her Daughter’s Cure
When Pope Francis looked down from the Speaker’s Balcony of the Capitol in September and blessed the children in the massive crowd on the West Lawn, 7-year-old Ellie McGinn was among those the pontiff
Boehner: ‘God Had Another Plan’ for Ryan
You have no choice, this isn’t about what you want to do, this is about what God wants you to do, and God told me he wants you to do this,” Boehner said he told Ryan a few weeks ago and recounted in an interview
Speaker Ryan’s Greatest Hurdle: Congressional Math
Ryan’s success depends on his ability to work with the Republican Conference’s right flank, but that’s just the half.
Library of Congress Case Highlights Questions of Oversight
Hogan said in an Oct. 23 interview. According to LOC regulations, the Librarian of Congress makes any final agency decision about a discrimination complaint.
Reid: Democrats Would Stop a Rider-Riddled Omnibus
That was the message from Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid as the bipartisan budget deal heads to the White House.
Brady Makes Pitch for Ways and Means Gavel
Kevin Brady made his pitch to succeed the Wisconsin Republican on the Ways and Means Committee.
Eliminating Health Agency May Take Financial Toll
The AHRQ had a previous near death experience in the early 1990s.
Hastert Pleads Guilty in Hush Money Scheme
He allegedly told FBI agents in a December interview that he was keeping the cash because he did not feel safe with the banking system. “Yeah … I kept the cash.
Late Nights, Early Sweat Sessions for Congressional Football Game Players
When the sun set on Oct. 20, the House Republican Conference was huddling on who might be the next speaker.
Senate Staffers Rally Behind Capitol Food Workers
The “brown bag boycott” sought to bring attention to the plight of Senate workers and show support for the workers’ push for union representation.
Reid Unloads on Fantasy Sports, Washington Football
Speaking with CQ Roll Call during a wide-ranging interview in his Capitol office, Reid sought to dispel the idea his concerns about the fantasy sports games were related to the legal gambling interests
The Senate Is a Sick Place
“Everybody in the chamber has got the flu. I just shook hands with three senators who were like, ‘I’m sick.'” — Sen.
Abu Dhabi Projects Higher Oil Prices
Bloomberg reports that “oil at $50 a barrel is a ‘gift to the world’ as prices should be low enough to spur economic growth, according to the head of Abu Dhabi’s Department of Economic Development.”
They See Him Rollin’: GOP Gives Boehner Golf Cart as Parting Gift
The Ohio delegation also gave Boehner a new golf bag and a new set of clubs. Boehner, an avid golfer, sat for an emotional interview with the Golf Channel in July.
Hill Staff Reveal Surprising Views on Social Media | Commentary
New research by the Congressional Management Foundation suggests that social media, “the ultimate equalizer,” perhaps has the potential to influence that dynamic even more.
WWII ‘Monuments Men’ Get Congressional Gold Medal
“’I was astounded,’ she told McClatchy in an interview, because she had never heard of the effort. ‘I’ve always had a special interest in World War II.’”
Clinton Scores Endorsements From Delaware Democrats
“When I called her today, I had the opportunity to deliver a unique birthday message — that I am proud to endorse her as the next Democratic nominee for President.”
Emerging Budget Deal Keeps Senate Democrats Guessing
Republican and Democratic leaders in both chambers and the White House are racing to pass at least the debt ceiling part of the package before Speaker John A.
Sports Radio Host Considers Trading One Talk Show for Another
This fall, he hosted a debate with the candidates facing off in Kentucky’s heated governor’s race and had an interview with presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., that made national news.