Repairing a Frayed Connection
“I believe that almost uniformly in Congress there is a recognition that we do need to do something on climate change,” he said in an interview in his office last month.
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Energy and Commerce Race Heats Up as Election Nears
After a quiet couple of months, the race to be the ranking Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Committee is heating up again.
Parties’ Shared Benghazi Goals: Win the Hearings, Control the Narrative
He and the four other Democrats on the committee said they hoped the site would provide lawmakers, staffers and the American people with the resources they need to educate themselves about the current
Parties’ Shared Benghazi Goals: Win the Hearings, Control the Narrative
He and the four other Democrats on the committee said they hoped the site would provide lawmakers, staffers and the American people with the resources they need to educate themselves about the current
Cotton’s Softer Side Displayed in Senate Race (Video)
skills on the stump.
Mark Warner Still Pushing Grand Bargains on the Stump
“If you move away from sequestration, if you want to deal with our national debt, these elements have to be a part of the, the discussion,” Warner said in a brief interview last week at the Capitol
Congress Ducks War Authorization Vote
The get-out-of-town votes could come Wednesday, as the nation celebrates Constitution Day, the brainchild of the late-Sen. Robert C.
Congress Ducks War Authorization Vote
The get-out-of-town votes could come Wednesday, as the nation celebrates Constitution Day, the brainchild of the late-Sen. Robert C.
Beth Plemmons, the Capitol Visitor Center’s Guide to Southern Hospitality
Plemmons accepted her first federal government post “on the heels of some controversy,” she said during a wide-ranging interview about her six-year tenure.
Beth Plemmons, the Capitol Visitor Center’s Guide to Southern Hospitality
Plemmons accepted her first federal government post “on the heels of some controversy,” she said during a wide-ranging interview about her six-year tenure.
McCarthy Suggests Post-Election Vote Authorizing Military Force
force in the Middle East.
Reid Moves NRC Nominations as Fight Over Yucca Mountain Continues (Updated)
. | It helps to be the majority leader when you’re trying to kill the Yucca Mountain nuclear repository.
Shop Talk: Republican Group Starts Women’s Outreach Series
The idea is the brainchild of Sarah Chamberlain, the group’s chief operating officer, who grew frustrated over the past two cycles when Republican candidates’ comments on social issues helped squander
Democrats Have a Plan to Overcome Obama in Red States
With his national approval ratings mired in the low 40s seven weeks out from the Nov. 4 elections, Senate Democrats are well aware of the anchor President Barack Obama is proving to be in the midterms
Democrats Have a Plan to Overcome Obama in Red States
As Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Executive Director Guy Cecil outlined in an interview last week with CQ Roll Call, it’s imperative for Democrats in these states to remind voters why they
Mark Sanford Surprised Maria Belen Chapur With Facebook Post; She Blames Politics For Breakup
Chapur told The New York Times in an interview from Paris — where she had just spent a week with Sanford — that the South Carolina Republican wanted her to wait two more years for a wedding, an
Capito Mourns Loss of Mother Shelley Riley Moore
Despite the legal drama, the Moore family remains is a dynastic force in West Virginia politics , and Capito is the favorite to win the West Virginia Senate race this fall.
Hoyer: Give McCarthy and Scalise ‘Benefit of the Doubt’ on Leadership Process
The House’s inability to pass an emergency border funding bill last month left critics on both sides of the aisle wondering whether the new members of the GOP leadership team, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy
Mulvaney Says Outside Groups Won’t Define Conservative Credibility
Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina, a front-runner in the race for chairmanship of the Republican Study Committee in the next Congress, is vowing to guard the independence of the GOP’s right wing from influential
Staffers, Diplomats Call for Capitol Hill to Act on Ebola Crisis
One was observed for the victims of the attacks 13 years ago; the second was for victims of the Ebola epidemic.