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New Voices on Manufacturing Council Will Strengthen Economy | Commentary
That means nearly 1 in 5 American manufacturing workers have no voice on vital issues that affect their livelihoods because their employer has been barred from participating.
Contraception Case Adds Fuel to Senate’s ‘Nuclear Option’ Debate
Bush, authored Friday’s 2-1 opinion that found the contraception mandate in the health care law violates religious freedom.
Denham Leads GOP Immigration Crusade
Correction: 1:29 p.m. An earlier version of this post listed the wrong state for Rep. Joe Garcia. He is from Florida.
Obama: I’m ‘Very Proud’ of John Tierney
Richard Tisei, by a 1-point margin. This cycle, Tierney faces a primary challenge from veteran Seth Moulton, and Tisei is eying a rematch.
Peter King Says ‘Killing Kennedy’ Nails Shock of That Bygone Era
Francis College in Brooklyn, N.Y., that afternoon — American history 1-1:50 p.m., followed by Latin American history 2-2:50 p.m. — when all hell broke loose.
When Another Speaker Stood Firm Against Obstructionists in His Own Party | Commentary
Ferry refused to recognize its validity and declared it untimely because it should have been placed before Congress at the beginning of the count on Feb. 1.
Farm Bill Conference Faces Pre-Emptive Conservative Demands
Marlin Stutzman (IN-3), Joe Barton (TX-6), Kerry Bentivolio (MI-11), Jim Bridenstine (OK-1), Paul Broun (GA-10), Ron DeSantis (FL-6), Jeff Duncan (SC-3), John Fleming (LA-4), Trent Franks (AZ-8)
For Budget Conference, Start With the Pizza | Commentary
If I were chairing the committee, I would insist on these ground rules: 1. Nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. 2.
Budget Conference Starts With Optimistic Words, Usual Split on Taxes
Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., noted the nearly $1 trillion in new revenues over a decade in the Senate Democratic framework, while a number of Democrats from both chambers highlighted efforts to close what they
Sebelius: ‘Hold Me Accountable for the Debacle’ (Updated)
Updated 1:29 p.m. | Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is taking the blame for the “debacle” rollout of HealthCare.gov — but promising to fix it soon.
Congress Should End Big Labor’s Shell Game | Commentary
If you ever wondered what became of the Occupy Movement, look no further than these attacks by what worker center activists view as the “1 percent.”
Immigration Law’s Double Standard Subjects Children to Lasting Harm | Commentary
About 1 million unauthorized immigrant children, known as DREAMers, are also growing up in our schools and communities.
Credit Card Swipe Fees Are a Rip-Off by Banks, Abetted by U.S. Law | Commentary
In the grocery industry, with profit margins of just more than 1 percent, the situation is dire. Swipe fees typically exceed our profit margins. That’s just not sustainable.
Abortion Rights Group’s Campaign Aims to Destigmatize Abortion | D.C. Notebook
The 1 in 3 Campaign, a project of the sexual-health group Advocates for Youth, aims to use the stories of the estimated 1 in 3 women who will have an abortion in their lifetimes to move beyond the
Broadband Is the Key to Low-Income Adoption of the Internet | Commentary
Today, we are extremely proud to announce that we have connected more than 1 million low-income Americans to the power of the Internet in their homes, most for the very first time.
Best Flack Ever: 6 Ways to Improve Your Game
1. Reporters are not your friends.
6 Questions Sebelius Can Expect From the GOP
Kathleen Sebelius will testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday, when Republicans will surely ask about her knowledge of the problems with HealthCare.gov leading up to the Oct. 1
Two Senate Candidates Put Up $1 Million or More for 2014
Both contributed or loaned $1 million or more to their campaigns for election in 2014. Former Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land, R- Mich., who is running to fill the seat of Sen.
Top Republican Explores Rematch Against Tierney
Republicans anticipated Tisei was eyeing another run against Tierney, the vulnerable Massachusetts Democrat who squeaked out a win last year by a 1-point margin.