Obama Looking for a ‘Mulligan’ on ISIS Speech
But some experts say the White House is trying to bounce back after Obama’s poorly received Dec. 6 Oval Office address about the fight against terrorism.
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Mitch McConnell: New War Authorization Not Happening Anytime Soon
recent weeks demonstrate that Congress can no longer ignore this threat,” Kaine said in a statement after Obama renewed his call for a new force resolution in a prime-time Oval Office address on Dec. 6,
Roy Blunt’s Challenger Tries to Put Him on Defense Over Security
As Kander put it Wednesday, “If he can’t stand up to a Motel 6 lobbyist, how can he defend us from terrorists?”
Roy Blunt’s Challenger Tries to Put Him on Defense Over Security
As Kander put it Wednesday, “If he can’t stand up to a Motel 6 lobbyist, how can he defend us from terrorists?”
Senate and Obama’s Final Round Over Judges
(That’s 6 percent of the number of seats on those dozen courts.)
Senate and Obama’s Final Round Over Judges
(That’s 6 percent of the number of seats on those dozen courts.)
An Independent Candidacy Would Make Trump the Biggest Loser
That’s about 6 percent of potential general election voters.
7 Senate Secret Santa Gifts
6. A gift to keep hunger and thirst at bay. Cardin sought to highlight his own state with his gift, which centered on "Old Bay," Maryland's signature seasoning.
Congress Raids Fed’s Surplus for Highway Funding
Yellen did not directly criticize another offset in the highway bill that would come by lowering the 6 percent dividend rate that the Fed annually pays members banks to the level of the 10
Congress, Having a Ball at the White House
called for a czar to fight the Islamic State, for instance), then senators confirmed a judicial nominee (Travis McDonough), and two executive nominees (Kenneth Ward and Linda Etim) before adjourning at 6:
Congress Shrugs at Obama’s War Request
On Nov. 6, a bipartisan coalition of 35 lawmakers, led by Reps.
As Legalization Spreads, Pot Growers Guzzle Billions in Electricity
“The paper notes that marijuana plantations soak up at least 1% of the country’s electricity at a cost of $6 billion a year.”
Court Won’t Hear Case On Town’s Assault Weapons Ban
Aurora, Col., movie theater killed 12 people and injured 58 others in 2012; a shooter at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school in 2012 killed 28 people, including 20 school children between the ages of 6
Senate Periodical Press Gallery Director Ed Pesce to Retire
He became the deputy director sometime around 1996, and then took over as director in 2000, succeeding Jim Talbert (who died just last month, on Nov. 6).
Sergeant-at-Arms Staffer Arrested for Bringing Loaded Gun to Capitol
Updated 6:09 p.m. | Capitol Police arrested an employee with the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms for attempting to bring a loaded handgun into a Senate office building.
Vulnerable House Democrats Side With GOP on Refugee Bill
Gwen Graham, who is also on the 10 most vulnerable list, and whose district voted for Romney by a 6-point margin in 2012. She could become even more vulnerable due to a pending redistricting case.
Exclusive: NRCC Adds 32 Candidates to First Tier of Young Guns Program
Physician Neal Dunn and attorney Mary Thomas in Florida’s 2nd District — a seat that voted for Romney by a 6-point margin in 2012, and is poised to become even more Republican-leaning in a pending redistricting
Safe Harbor 2.0
In Silicon Valley and on both sides of the Atlantic, companies continue to reel from the Oct. 6 court decision.
House Democrats Plan Alternative to Syrian Refugee Bill
Updated 6:15 p.m. | House Democrats will use procedural gambits to get a vote on their proposal aimed at easing concerns about Syrian refugees coming to the United States but without completely blocking