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'On its back foot'↵↵Reshma Ramachandran, an assistant professor of medicine at Yale University, said in an interview that the FDA over the past year has engaged with the public much less than it typically
handling the less-glamorous parts of ruling the country.
↵↵In a Dec. 22 telephone interview, the senior administration official, granted anonymity to be candid, offered a measured legislative forecast for the year, as both parties turn their focus to a midterm
Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., said in an interview that "it's more important than ever we get a resolution to this," because otherwise it could happen again.
Don Bacon, applauded the removal of Maduro, arguing the operation was "great" for the future of that country.
The NPCA puts full-time Park Service employment at 12,600, down 24 percent since the start of the Trump administration.
↵↵Trump signed the bill in a surprising about-face on the issue but also referred to the topic as a "hoax" that would "backfire on the Democrats just as all of the rest have."
the nation faces," Padden said in an interview.
at the Pentagon.
about," Shaheen said in a brief interview Tuesday.
the ethanol and the biodiesel that we make right here — some certainty around the RFS," Rep.
↵↵"A lot of the widows I've spoken to are very, very disheartened," James said in a phone interview last week.
Tom Cotton, R-Ark., co-sponsored, comes days after President Donald Trump said in an interview on CBS' "60 Minutes" that he would not allow China to buy the most advanced chips from Nvidia, which he called
As the U.S. faces increasing demands for energy, the federal government has poured funding and regulatory support into the nuclear industry with the hopes of accelerating the development and deployment
Joe Courtney, D-Conn., said in an interview Thursday.
The Supreme Court cases, which would be decided before the conclusion of the term at the end of June, could reshape how the internet is governed without the involvement of the political branches,
That is because of the way two programs — one in the Defense Department and the other in the Agriculture Department — are constructed, some lawmakers say.
a phone interview.
With their party now in the majority, Republican Main Street Caucus Chair Dusty Johnson of South Dakota and Vice Chair Stephanie Bice of Oklahoma said in a joint interview that their group is stronger