Interoperability Isn’t Only Reason For Capitol Police Radio Upgrade
Republicans on the House Homeland Security Committee grilled federal officials about the issue during a recent hearing on the Navy Yard shooting.
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Capitol Police Begin Testing Long-Delayed Radio Upgrade
By then, a small crew of engineers aims to access every interior space of the Capitol, including each room within House office suites, to test the new radio system, according to a memo from House
What’s a Hill Résumé Worth on K Street? Maybe Not $500K
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) In fact, it’s the rare congressional aide who can decamp for a lobbying job and command half a million dollars a year in compensation.
Air Force’s Single-Mission Warthog Has Uncertain Future in Era of Budget Cuts
Welsh III, who has spent thousands of hours in the cockpits of A-10s, recently admitted to the House Armed Services Committee that single-mission aircraft are at the greatest risk of retirement as the
Day of Indecision Doesn’t Bode Well for Decisions to Come
The rhetorical questions with the sharpest edge that took hold most quickly on Monday afternoon were still being bandied about more than 24 hours later: If the people in charge in the House
Capitol Officials Conferred on Shootings but Made Different Calls
But the decision of House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving not to lock down the House created an awkward situation.
New Consensus in Budget Wars: Truce Until Dec. 15
Such a straightforward continuing resolution would likely command a strong bipartisan majority in the Senate.
Rand Paul-Chris Christie Feud Gets a New Jersey ‘What Sup Witch Yew?’
Paul’s presence will command ample television coverage at a time when the state is more focused on politics than any in the nation: on the Oct. 16 special election to decide who will complete the final
Former Congressional Staffer Named Deputy Public Printer
“Jim” Bradley, a former staffer on the Joint Committee on Printing, to serve as her second-in-command at the Government Printing Office.
GOP Missed an Opportunity in Skipping MLK March Anniversary
Unintended or not, organizers were left with the impression that their causes had once again been disrespected by the GOP high command, which in theory had the organizational savvy, internal communications
Why Won’t the Senate Let Joe Heck Become a General?
But no seems to be able to say why Heck, who is known on the House floor as “the gentleman from Nevada,” has been stopped in his tracks.
Jay Kim Focuses On Korean Issues Here and Abroad | Life After Congress
He was sentenced to probation and house arrest in March 1998 and was confined to the U.S. House and his D.C.-area residence, which hampered his ability to run for re-election.
Boehner Sends Letter to Obama Seeking Answers on Syria
The Ohio Republican makes clear he believes the consultation with Congress so far has been insufficient, and it comes as numerous House members have signed on to a letter to Obama demanding Congressional
Boehner Sends Letter to Obama Seeking Answers on Syria
The Ohio Republican makes clear he believes the consultation with Congress so far has been insufficient, and it comes as numerous House members have signed on to a letter to Obama demanding Congressional
With True Tax Reform, Details Matter | Commentary
Tax reform is seldom a headline-grabbing issue, but as our economy struggles, meaningful reform should command the attention of elected officials.
Retired General Criticizes US Response to Iran
“Iran was under Mattis’ purview at Central Command. Asked afterward whether he presented military options to the White House that were rejected, he said his advice would remain confidential.”
Eisenhower Memorial Design Reset Would Cost $17M | Campus Notebook
post-sequester levels — increasing the House figure by $63 million and the Senate’s by $289 million.
New Voting Rights Law Hinges on Some Less-Visible Republicans
GOP leaders picked him to preside over Thursday’s House Judiciary session.
A Deal on Immigration Is Still Possible, if Both Sides Back Off
Beyond that, the Senate bill has been declared dead on arrival in the Republican House, whose leaders are determined only to bring measures to a vote which can command a majority of GOP members.
North Korea is No Paper Tiger | Commentary
Southern Command deployed a Maritime Persistent Surveillance System.