Congress · 116th Congress
John D. Dingell, legendary former dean of the House, dies
The imposing way he carried his 6-foot-3 frame always made him appear among the largest figures at the Capitol.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
DCCC sets its eyes on Texas suburbs and beyond for 2020
The 14-term Republican won his Long Island seat by 6 points last fall.
Politics · 115th Congress
Odds Stacked Against House Members Considering 2020 White House Bids
Rooted in Boston and leaning heavily on a network of financial- and medical-sector donors, Moulton raised more than $6 million through his Serve America PAC, Serve America Victory Fund, and Serve
Politics · 115th Congress
Brenda Jones Sworn Into the House for Remainder of Lame Duck
Jones had also run for the full term that begins next year but lost in the August Democratic primary to Rashida Tlaib, who easily won the general election on Nov. 6.
Politics · 115th Congress
End of the Road for the Highway King Shusters
Also Watch: Hamming it Up in Don Bacon’s Nebraska Nook [jwp-video n=”1″] On Nov. 6, voters in the district that went from the 9th to the 13th under a court-ordered redistricting elected Republican
Politics · 115th Congress
3 Things to Watch in the Mississippi Senate Runoff
She finished first in a four-way jungle primary on Nov. 6, followed closely by Espy. But with no one clearing 50 percent of the vote, both advanced to Tuesday’s runoff.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Nancy Pelosi Is the Best Woman for the Job
Record numbers of voters turned out on Nov. 6, and yes, they voted for change.
Politics · 115th Congress
Could Texas Be a 2020 House Battleground?
President Donald Trump carried McCaul’s seat by 9 points and Marchant’s by 6 points. A fluke or a shift?
Politics · 115th Congress
The Candidates Mattered. But Opinions About Trump Mattered More
Claire McCaskill fell to state GOP Attorney General Josh Hawley by 6 points.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Best and Worst Campaign Ads of 2018
[jwp-video n=”6″] 2. Democrats love to attack Montana state Auditor Matt Rosendale for being a “fake rancher” and for being from Maryland.
Politics · 115th Congress
The North Carolina Race That Wasn’t Supposed to Be in Play
And with just six days until Nov. 6, it’s an open question whether a blue wave could sweep Holding away in a district that was drawn for Republicans — and whether he’s done enough to prevent it.
Politics · 115th Congress
Marijuana Ballot Measures Could Drive Democratic Voters, But Candidates Aren’t Running On It
In Michigan, Proposal 1 would allow for retail sales of marijuana for recreational use and add a new 10 percent tax to the state’s existing 6 percent sales tax.
Policy · 115th Congress
Health Industry Reports Lobbying Costs the Size of a Grapefruit — Drugmakers Lead
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the drug industry’s main trade group, spent just under $6 million in the third quarter, outpacing its spending from 2017.
Politics · 115th Congress
Their Districts Are at Risk. But They Still Vote ‘No’ on Climate Action
The Sierra Club plans to spend more than $6 million, and the Environmental Defense Action Fund expects to spend $6 million on federal races and $1 million on state and local races.
Republicans Need a Cold Compress With Less Than One Month to Go
Trump won the 1st District by 6 points.
Politics · 115th Congress
‘Forever Chemicals’ Seep Into Michigan’s Water (and House Races)
Upton requested to join the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Environment to attend the first congressional hearing on PFAS contamination Sept. 6.
Politics · 115th Congress
Brat Supporter’s Death Threat to Spanberger Reappears on Facebook Page
At 7:05 p.m. on September 6, a Facebook user named Rodney Arrington, who frequently comments on Brat’s official page, appeared to threaten the Virginia Republican’s Democratic challenger, Abigail
Politics · 115th Congress
House Democrats, Republicans Unite Behind Opioids Bill
“I believe HR 6 could have been stronger,” said Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee Chairman Michael C.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Carbon Dioxide Isn’t Just a Problem. It’s a Lucrative Product
In fact, the global market for carbon dioxide, valued at $6 billion in 2015, is expected to double in size by 2023 and keep growing.
Politics · 115th Congress
Congressional Schedule Shows a Light Week Ahead
On Wednesday, the House returns at :noon for morning hour, and 2 p.m. for legislative business, with first votes postponed until 6:30 p.m.