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Just hours before a Friday deadline, the Republican Party of Kentucky received all of the $250,000 Sen.
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Neugebauer Looking for ‘New Challenge’ After Congress
During an interview with CQ Roll Call, Neugebauer said he made his decision public now in order to give potential replacements time to file for the seat before Texas’ December 14 deadline to get
Exclusive: Obama’s Gitmo Closure Plan Won’t Recommend U.S. Site
“All we are trying to do is do our deliberative process to answer a question by the chairman of the SASC and provide him with that data,” Work said in an interview with CQ.
Upton Unsure of Reconciliation for Planned Parenthood Defunding
“I don’t know that we can do that in reconciliation,” the Michigan Republican said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
Roll Call at 60: How Capitol Hill Staff Have Changed Since 1955
And there are the offices — Roll Call documented the construction of the Rayburn and Hart buildings, plus the introduction of computers and the way the Internet changed the fundamental ways an office communicates
GOP Debate: Fiorina’s Breakout Performance at Trump’s Expense
Home run CNN’s Jake Tapper grooved a pitch to Fiorina, asking her to respond to Trump’s remarks in a Rolling Stone interview about her appearance.
Roll Call at 60: How Capitol Hill Staff Have Changed Since 1955
And there are the offices — Roll Call documented the construction of the Rayburn and Hart buildings, plus the introduction of computers and the way the Internet changed the fundamental ways an office communicates
GOP Debate: Fiorina’s Breakout Performance at Trump’s Expense
Home run CNN’s Jake Tapper grooved a pitch to Fiorina, asking her to respond to Trump’s remarks in a Rolling Stone interview about her appearance.
Heritage Action Dismisses Scalise’s Planned Parenthood Strategy
The conservative advocacy group that helped spur the 2013 government shutdown over the Affordable Care Act is, two years later, demanding lawmakers draw a firm line in the sand a second time, insisting
Let’s Make a Deal on Appropriations? So Far, No.
The end of the fiscal year is just two weeks away, but neither chamber has released an appropriations bill to fund the government past Sept. 30.
Pressure Mounts for Release of Azerbaijan Report
Critics question whether the full findings from the OCE would shed light on the role the committee played in approving the trips.
Pressure Mounts for Release of Azerbaijan Report
The House Ethics Committee is under pressure to release the OCE’s findings on the Azerbaijan probe.
Special Prosecutor for Clinton Emails Would Be a Waste of Money, Leahy Says
I have complete faith in the integrity of the Attorney General and the director of the FBI,” the Vermont Democrat told CQ Roll Call in a brief interview.
Cornyn: DOJ Should Assign Special Counsel to Clinton Emails
John Cornyn, R-Texas, a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, entered the fray over the emails Tuesday in a letter to Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
Sessions Feels Vindicated by Trump’s Nativist Surge
In a lengthy hallway interview last week, Sessions expounded on 2016, the appeal of Trump and the failures of Washington.
Sessions Feels Vindicated by Trump’s Nativist Surge
In a lengthy hallway interview last week, Sessions expounded on 2016, the appeal of Trump and the failures of Washington.
Scalise: Here’s How to Bypass Senate Democrats on Planned Parenthood
The federal government is set to shut down at the end of the month unless the GOP-controlled House and Senate can come to an agreement with the White House on a spending bill.
New Library of Congress CIO Looks to Right the Ship
Barton Jr. became the new CIO on Sept. 8, taking the helm of information technology at the library which was the subject of a scathing Government Accountability Office report in April.
Conservative Ad Targets Supreme Court Justices
in Congress, Carrie Severino, chief counsel of the Judicial Crisis Network, said in an interview Monday.