Exit Interview: John Barrow Laments Hyper-Partisan Congress
John Barrow, the last white House Democrat in the Deep South, may have been one of the House GOP’s biggest feats in last month’s near sweep of the 2014 elections.
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Republicans Should Signal Leadership, at Home and Abroad | Commentary
The measure passed the House by a veto-proof margin in 2012, but it died in the Senate because Reid would not allow a vote.
Washington Post Editor Ben Bradlee’s Other Virtue | Commentary
Black journalists were discouraged from covering Congress and the White House until 1944 when Harry S. McAlpin broke the color line and was grudgingly accepted by peers.
Meet U.S. Military’s Domestic Ebola Response Team
The White House provides a blog post introducing the U.S.
Late-Night Terrorism Drills Test D.C. Officials
“The chief will tell you that we work in unified command,” Geldart told CQ Roll Call. “Even when we had the Navy Yard, we had Capitol Police in unified command with us.
Late-Night Terrorism Drills Test D.C. Officials
“The chief will tell you that we work in unified command,” Geldart told CQ Roll Call. “Even when we had the Navy Yard, we had Capitol Police in unified command with us.
Congress Is Endangering Missile Defense | Commentary
Jacoby Jr, House appropriators have put that defense system in grave peril. As Commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S.
Gainer: Better Communication is the Lesson From Navy Yard Shooting
Gainer said he thinks that his successor, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Drew Willison, House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving and Dine are making sure everybody understands their different responsibilities
Congress Reacts to Syria Airstrikes
“Our men and women in uniform are once again striking an enemy that threatens our freedom,” said House Armed Services Chairman Howard “Buck” McKeon, R-Calif.
New Combat Questions Around U.S. Military Role in Iraq
The Associated Press reports that “the White House and the Pentagon are grappling with how to explain what American military forces are doing and could do in Iraq as they battle the Islamic State militants
The Maine Attraction: Chellie Pingree Cultivates Her Own Food Capital
“It was kind of like a big old boarding house,” Pingree explained. “I rented it for a week once for a staff retreat.
The Maine Attraction: Chellie Pingree Cultivates Her Own Food Capital
“It was kind of like a big old boarding house,” Pingree explained. “I rented it for a week once for a staff retreat.
Capitol Hill Employees Concerned About July 10 Asbestos Exposure
The asbestos emergency that temporarily closed the House side of the Capitol was a scary ordeal for Architect of the Capitol and Capitol Police employees working the overnight shift.
Capitol Police Asking Officers About Talks With Media
This summer, after the female officer was detailed to a coveted assignment that removed her from the deputy chief’s chain of command, rank-and-file officers suggested the department needed better
The Urgent Need to Preserve the Tomahawk Missile System | Commentary
These senators are following in the footsteps of their chamber counterparts — the House Armed Services Committee passed a defense bill boosting Tomahawk production earlier this year.
Planes Flying Over D.C. for Aerospace Defense Tests
The North American Aerospace Defense Command will be practicing intercept and identification procedures over the region between 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Joni Ernst Tells TIME She Was Sexually Harassed in the Military
Separating herself from many of her fellow Republicans, Ernst also said she would support taking sexual assault cases out of the military chain of command.
Steve Scalise, Loretta Sanchez Keep #IceBucketChallenge in the Family
Renee Ellmers, R-N.C., without redirecting the temporary discomfort further up the chain of command.
Congressional Leaders Back Iraq Airstrikes; Hawks Push for Broader War on ISIL
Central Command commander under authorization granted him by the commander in chief.”
Freshman Democrat Invites Speaker to Southwest Border
This is akin to visiting a hurricane while the storm still rages and distracting or attempting to take command of the first responders already on site,” Gallego said.