Lopach Leads March Toward Democratic Senate Majority
Lopach, who is gay, helped the first-time candidate raise more than $1 million and sacrificed his fashion sense in the process.
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The Plight of the Unemployed Chief of Staff
A Senate chief of staff would have an easier time, because they are “in high demand, you’re in a club of 1 of 100. Some can double or triple their pay in one year,” Fitch said.
The STRONG Patents Act Is a Death Squad for Innovation | Commentary
Specifically, the bill does the following: 1.
The Fearsome Foursome: Bush, Paul, Walker, Rubio
Worth noting: If Bush and Rubio survive the first month of the contest, they could meet in Florida on March 1, in what would seem to be a must-win fight for both men.
The Fearsome Foursome: Bush, Paul, Walker, Rubio
Worth noting: If Bush and Rubio survive the first month of the contest, they could meet in Florida on March 1, in what would seem to be a must-win fight for both men.
Pentagon to ‘Adversaries’: Space Is Not A Good Place to Start War
The defense budget’s growth, along with other discretionary spending, is limited by a 2011 law, so providing an average of $1 billion per year for any new military program says a lot about
U.S. Attorney Who Investigated D.C. Corruption Steps Down (Updated)
Machen Jr. announced Monday that he will step down on April 1 and return to private practice.
Chemical Safety Reform: We’re Not There Yet | Commentary
If only 1 percent of chemicals in use today were considered unsafe, there would be 800 chemicals to address.
Democrats Prep North Carolina Contingency Plan
Republicans said Burr is ramping up his campaign team and fundraising operation, touting a fundraiser he had in January where he brought in $1 million in a single night.
Capitol Expecting ‘Mass of Humanity’ for Pope Visit
In 2013, an estimated 1 million people turned out for President Barack Obama’s second inauguration.
Where Are the Energy Jobs? In Solar
“The solar power industry employs a lot of workers despite solar power being only a tiny fraction — less than 1 percent — of total U.S. electric power generation … The industry’s growth is
Surveillance Reform Stalls as Deadline Approaches
“ Core provisions of the post-9/11 Patriot Act are due to sunset on June 1, including Section 215, which grants intelligence agencies the legal authority they need to carry out mass surveillance
Democrat Mulls Rematch in Michigan House Contest
Gary McDowell by less than 1 point. That same year, Mitt Romney won the district by 8 points.
Webb Pitches Firefighters on Possible White House Bid
Webb was at the back of the pack at 1 percent. And Clinton will have no trouble fundraising and has already begun building an organization with top-rated consultants and operatives.
Webb Pitches Firefighters on Possible White House Bid
Webb was at the back of the pack at 1 percent. And Clinton will have no trouble fundraising and has already begun building an organization with top-rated consultants and operatives.
Boehner Survives, Conservatives Cope: Ongoing Saga of the 114th (Updated)
Instead of undermining him, it would likely affirm that Boehner, and only Boehner — the man who has held the No. 1 spot in the conference since 2007 — can muster 218 votes for speaker.
Boehner Survives, Conservatives Cope: Ongoing Saga of the 114th (Updated)
Instead of undermining him, it would likely affirm that Boehner, and only Boehner — the man who has held the No. 1 spot in the conference since 2007 — can muster 218 votes for speaker.
Cooking Up Food Aid Reform | Commentary
In a world where more than 1 in every 9 of us is chronically hungry, food aid can be an essential way to help relieve suffering.
Taking the Fight for the Middle Class to the States | Commentary
Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. children live in poverty. In 1965, CEOs at the 350 largest public U.S. firms made 20 times what typical workers made. As of 2013, they made almost 300 times as much.
Van Hollen’s Exit Changes House Democratic Leadership Landscape
Hoyer, another Maryland Democrat who has been waiting for years to be party’s No. 1 in the House.