How Marc Molinaro went from teenage mayor to key vote in Congress
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You won your first election at 18 years old.
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HASC hold on DOD reprogramming draws ire of Colorado Dems
The memo, prepared by the Pentagon and circulated to some congressional offices, says the hold on the department’s reprogramming requests — which amount to several hundred million dollars — is coming directly
Washington’s defense spending habit is a cluster bomb of strategic risk
But one thing holds true: The rich get richer, regardless of whether the combat platforms and support systems they eventually deliver to the Pentagon actually perform well in battle — or if the United
Manchin to speak at ‘No Labels’ town hall in New Hampshire
The seat is pivotal to the battle for Senate control, with Manchin, a former governor, seen as the only Democrat with a chance of holding the seat. Michigan Sen.
Graves-led push on Social Security benefits gains traction
have to be dealt with," lead sponsor Garret Graves, R-La., said in an interview.
Bipartisan measure aims to thwart cross-border human trafficking
Higgins described the bill in a statement as "a strategic maneuver in our war against the cartels." Correa, in an interview Tuesday, said the U.S. does not cooperate enough with its foreign partners.
HHS proposes expanding nondiscrimination protections
"This rule is really seeking to try to address that gap in civil rights protections by examining various authorities that the department has to different programs," Fontes Rainer said in an interview with
EU action on data-sharing for smart devices raises concerns
The European Parliament and the European Council reached a tentative agreement late last month on the outlines of the new legislation, moving it one step closer to being finalized before the end of the
Law enforcement groups raise concerns on potential budget cuts
The plan from House Republicans would, on paper, slash discretionary funding nearly 29 percent in the spending bill that covers Justice Department, the Commerce Department, NASA and the National Science
DOD’s top levels feel effects of Tuberville blanket holds
The Alabama Republican has said repeatedly that he will not stop his protest unless Congress votes on the Pentagon reproductive rights policy at the heart of the dispute.
FBI director to face harsh critics at House Judiciary oversight hearing
The head of the FBI is expected to face some of the agency’s harshest critics in Congress on Wednesday when he appears for an oversight hearing before the House Judiciary Committee.
Reichert focuses on crime in bid for Washington governor
In an interview with The Seattle Times after announcing his campaign, Reichert said he thought that concerns about crime and public safety could help Republicans to win in a blue state.
FAA bills would launch drones to fight wildfires
Both the House and the Senate included language in their Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bills that would prod the agency to promulgate plans to expand the use of uncrewed aerial systems
After America’s birthday, it’s time to assess Biden’s and Trump’s
The same goes for the left’s claims that Trump’s aging brain has been overcome by vendetta, paranoia and rage. Caught in the middle?
Being a lawmaker is the latest leap for career-hopping Kiggans
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’ve had an interesting career trajectory: You were a Navy helicopter pilot, a geriatric nurse and now a lawmaker.
Election rulings temper Supreme Court’s conservative streak
David Cole, the legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the court’s decisions this term did not go as far as in the previous term that ended a year ago, when the newly expanded conservative
Diaz-Balart puts stamp on Latin America programs in spending bill
after fleeing the Castro regime, said in an interview with Fox News last week.
Biden blasts Supreme Court as not ‘normal’ after affirmative action ruling
Asked about the comment later in an interview with MSNBC, the president pointed to Thursday’s ruling and one last year that struck down the right to an abortion and said the court seems to go out of its
Analysis: Uncertainty clouds defense spending forecast
The Senate Armed Services Committee’s draft National Defense Authorization Act, which the panel approved last week, hews to the $886.3 billion total set in the budget deal, as does the House’s newly minted