Policy · 114th Congress
Benghazi Report Describes Inertia, Failure to Recognize Risks
The timing of the release, as Hillary Clinton gears up for the Democratic nominating convention, is sure to keep the subject at the forefront of the campaign.
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Policy · 114th Congress
Obama Sits Out Zika Deliberations on Hill
The White House on Wednesday wouldn’t rule out a veto of any plan to address the Zika virus outbreak that allocates less than the $1.9 billion in emergency funds that the administration requested in February
Policy · 114th Congress
House Democrats Stage Chamber Floor Sit-In For Gun Vote
Camera are typically turned off when the chamber is not in session, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said in an interview with CNN.
Policy · 114th Congress
Hill to Military: Move Aircraft to Protect Nuclear Missiles
Welsh III, the Air Force chief, told reporters at the Defense Writers Group Wednesday that the competition would not even start producing new helicopters until 2020 at the earliest.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congressman Who Read Anti-Gay Bible Verse Prays for Orlando Victims’ Loved Ones
Allen said in an interview. “The members of Congress who represent that district are just devastated.”
Policy · 114th Congress
LGBT Caucus Leader Calls for Changes to Blood Donation Ban
Jared Polis said Monday he plans to call on the Food and Drug Administration to end its restriction on gay men donating blood in the wake of the nightclub shooting in Orlando.
Policy · 114th Congress
Senate Democrats Renew Push to Keep Terror Suspects From Buying Guns
The amendment fell when senators voted 45-54 in favor of a motion to waive the budget rules, short of the 60 votes needed. Illinois GOP Sen. Mark S.
Policy · 114th Congress
LGBT Advocate Maloney Earns Bipartisan Praise Back Home
“I’m a stick-to-my-knitting kind of member,” Maloney said in an interview Saturday over breakfast at the Yankee Clipper Diner in Beacon.
Policy · 114th Congress
How Senators Quietly Voted to Keep Bomber Costs Secret
At issue before the committee was how much the American people — and potential adversaries — should know about the price of one of the most expensive and important new programs in the U.S. arsenal
Policy · 114th Congress
What Rubio Learned on the Campaign Trail About the Heroin Crisis
But the scourge of opioid addiction is so clear in the state that played host to the first-in-the-nation primary that Sen. Marco Rubio can’t forget it.
Policy · 114th Congress
8,300 Miles Later, Obama Dines With Anthony Bourdain
And that’s notable, since the episode with Obama will air at just about the time many voters will seriously begin thinking about the presidential and congressional elections.
Policy · 114th Congress
House GOP Works on Budget Hail Mary
spending would be a minor exchange for getting back to regular order,” House Freedom Caucus founding member Mark Meadows, R-N.C., said in an interview.
Policy · 114th Congress
How Michael Bennet Got Lucky
An interview with the reporter who uncovered the forgery took a bizarre turn when Keyser asked the reporter if he had been “creeping around” his house.
Policy · 114th Congress
Airbnb Listing Spells Trouble for Wisconsin Republican
She then denied the request.
Policy · 114th Congress
Whistleblower in Capitol Gun Case Sues
The incident prompted jokes about the Capitol Police on late night television. Breiterman and her attorney declined a request for an interview. Capitol Police also declined to comment.
Policy · 114th Congress
Women, Grab your Rifles
The stage is now set for a floor debate about the role of women in the military, first sparked when the Pentagon announced in December that it would open all combat roles to women.
Policy · 114th Congress
Meeting with Merrick
Lindsey Graham, S.C.: Called Garland a “good guy” and qualified for the post. He said they discussed “the politicization of the judiciary.” Charles E.