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↵↵When we last published, the week before Christmas, the top story on Capitol Hill looked to be the fight over the expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies that went on to expire at the end of the year.
↵↵But as Ocasio-Cortez put it in an MSNBC interview Tuesday night, the mayor-elect's agenda for New York City is not what other Democrats will be pushing elsewhere.
. – House Democrats anticipate that a backlash to the policies and actions of President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress will help them win control of the chamber in next year’s midterm
and welfare of the public and the future of the planet."
But I can’t do it practicing my profession," said the Maryland Republican, an anesthesiologist by training, in a recent interview. He’s mostly right.
Over the course of nearly two decades in Washington, though, McHenry matured into the sort of lawmaker who eschewed the spotlight for the proverbial smoke-filled rooms where legislative deals could be
, director of the South Asia Institute at the Wilson Center.
The saga of the fox in Lower Senate Park has ended … for now.
with the pandemic to flip a blue state in the Virginia governor’s race three months ago.
in an interview from London.
“I don’t give a damn about the past. I’m not a historian,” Maloney said in an interview Monday. “My job is not to whine about it, my job is to win.
“The U.S. historically in the post-World War II-era has been the leader at the table pushing the world to do the right thing,” Rep.
Enacting any sort of health care overhaul would be a challenge for the next president, and the ideas by Warren and Sanders are generating the fiercest opposition from the health care industry and
Despite forecasts of a blue tsunami, it’s still not guaranteed that Democrats will win back the House majority.
Krishnamoorthi’s nomination in the Democratic-leaning district in the Chicago suburbs makes him the prohibitive favorite in the general election, and the first likely new member of the 115th Congress.