Ron Barber’s Past Has Him Fired Up About the Future
Barber narrowly defeated GOP challenger Martha McSally that summer, winning the down-to-the-wire contest by less than 1 percent.
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D.C. Clears Homeless Encampment Blocks From Capitol
As many as 14 people had made their home beneath the overpass along First Street Northeast, and at least a dozen had remained as of March 1, said Rachel Joseph, chief of staff to the deputy mayor
Senate Easily Passes Bill Addressing Opioid Abuse
The Senate on Thursday passed 94-1 a bill that aims to combat the nation’s opioid drug and heroin epidemic.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Campaign Manager, Seasoned Political Operative
[jwp-video n=”1″] A request for comment to Lewandowski with the Trump campaign was not returned.
Trump Campaign Manager, Seasoned Political Operative
[jwp-video n=”1″] A request for comment to Lewandowski with the Trump campaign was not returned.
Will Ted Cruz (and Maybe John Kasich) Fight or Surrender?
Despite it all, Hillary increased her daunting delegate lead on Tuesday night because of a jaw-dropping 5-to-1 victory margin in the Mississippi primary and the closeness of the Michigan verdict
Politics · 114th Congress
Will Ted Cruz (and Maybe John Kasich) Fight or Surrender?
Despite it all, Hillary increased her daunting delegate lead on Tuesday night because of a jaw-dropping 5-to-1 victory margin in the Mississippi primary and the closeness of the Michigan verdict
U.S. Considers Australia Military Aircraft Base
B-1 bombers and aerial tankers to be temporarily stationed in Australia’s Northern Territory, U.S.
Politics · 114th Congress
When the Phone Rings, Reid Says ‘Hello’
[jwp-video n=”1″] The No. 3 Democratic leader, Sen. Charles E.
RNC Lawsuit for Clinton Emails Splits Benghazi Committee More
“House Republicans have already wasted more than $6 million taxpayer dollars on the Select Committee alone and are expected to spend at least ($1 million) more before they issue their final report.”
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Tuesday’s Primaries
You can’t lose states 28-1 as he did in Mississippi and expect to be in real contention at a convention. This is a numbers game. And he is losing it.”
Politics · 114th Congress
How Congress Could Fail Its Annual Budget Test
At issue is the grand total for discretionary spending in fiscal 2017, which starts Oct. 1.
How Congress Could Fail Its Annual Budget Test
At issue is the grand total for discretionary spending in fiscal 2017, which starts Oct. 1.
Democrats File Brief to Defend Obama’s Immigration Policies
Ryan said last week that Obama’s “executive amnesty” is an attack on Congress’s Article 1 power under the constitution and that is why the House plans to take the “extraordinary step” of filing a brief
Politics · 114th Congress
North Carolinians See Cruz as Moral Choice
Her No. 1 issue, she said, is abortion. As for Trump, she said she’s not convinced that “he has a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders Stuns Clinton in Michigan, Trump Wins Big
In Michigan, Sanders spent countless hours and more than $1 million for ads in recent weeks, hoping to appeal to working class voters.
Politics · 114th Congress
Speakers of the House — Where They Lived
1. Schuyler Colfax: 7 16 1/2 St. on Lafayette Square 2. James Blaine: 821 15th St. NW 3. Michael Kerr: The Willard 4. Samuel Randall: 120 C St. SE 5.
Policy · 114th Congress
Could the Senate Really Do Appropriations in An Election Year?
It is also possible that any budget resolution that the House passes could be taken up directly by the Senate after April 1.
Puerto Rico Debt Crisis Could Lead to Catastrophe
The island has payments of about $472 million due to creditors between now and April 1, and has already partially defaulted twice on debt payments in the last six months, according to the
Video · 114th Congress
Congressional Hits and Misses: Week of Feb. 29, 2016
[jwp-video n=”1″] Lawmakers spent the week fist bumping, stumbling over words and measuring the length of their fingers.