Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion (Updated)
“Absolutely not,” Grimm said when asked the question directly. “It happened before I was in Congress, and for the past four years I’ve been a strong, effective member of Congress.”
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Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion (Updated)
“Absolutely not,” Grimm said when asked the question directly. “It happened before I was in Congress, and for the past four years I’ve been a strong, effective member of Congress.”
Cruz Move Misses Its Constitutional Mark | Procedural Politics
Instead, Cruz reeled off provisions he said the president’s executive order contravened. The bill itself neither authorized, condoned or condemned the president’s action.
How the Nuclear Option Changed the Judiciary
Without a renewal of that agreement or another simple-majority change, the sometimes frenetic pace of nomination votes would have no chance of continuing in the 114th Congress, even if Democrats
Sessions Yields to Enzi for Budget Gavel (Updated)
I am eager to assist him next year, and I hope to tackle the important issue of welfare reform,” Sessions said in a statement.
Lindsey Graham Balks at Funding U.S. Embassy in Cuba (Updated)
“I will do all in my power to block the use of funds to open an embassy in Cuba.
Congressional Orientation on Bipartisan Legislation Could Stop Gridlock | Commentary
As the bill passed, Reagan said, “I hope and believe it reflects a bipartisan spirit of putting people before party.” The compromise added solvency for 75 years.
Chaffetz Lays Out Different Direction for Oversight
He suggested it was likely Republicans would still issue subpoenas without Democrats’ approval and he said Republicans on the committee would probably issue even more partisan reports.
Chaffetz Lays Out Different Direction for Oversight
He suggested it was likely Republicans would still issue subpoenas without Democrats’ approval and he said Republicans on the committee would probably issue even more partisan reports.
Exit Interview: James Brandell Shares Greatest Regret, Memories of Pop Stars
Ander Crenshaw, R-Fla., “His Southern drawl and humor can charm anyone,” Brandell said; Sen.
New Governing Coalition Emerges
“I think most Republicans think that Christmas came early for Democrats,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said.
New Governing Coalition Emerges
“I think most Republicans think that Christmas came early for Democrats,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said.
Coburn Faces Blowback Over End-of-Session Blockade
In this case, Coburn opposed the bill’s pricetag of $22 million worth of new authorizations without, he says, addressing larger issues at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Reid Announces Weekend Votes After Blockade (Updated)
“Each one, we’ll have to do a separate vote,” Reid said, without specifying the number of votes. Indications were the Senate could have a vote-a-rama from lunchtime straight past midnight.
Feinstein Plans to Push for New Laws Stemming from CIA Torture Report
Thanks to my efforts we had the Detainee Treatment Act and another bill that prohibits that,” he said Thursday.
Containing Epidemics Like Ebola: Lessons From Nigeria’s Success | Commentary
As part of that public-private approach, I led a six-person team from the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston — home to the National School of Tropical Medicine — to Nigeria to train community leaders
Obama’s Executive Order Does Harm to American Workers | Commentary
permits now will be able to compete with Americans for any job, and will not have to settle for under-the-table employment to “mow our lawns, make our beds, clean out bedpans,” as Obama condescendingly said
Elizabeth Warren Channels Ted Cruz on ‘Cromnibus’
That’s what keeps a compromise omnibus bill moving forward without endangering the American taxpayer.”
House Republicans Scattered on ‘Cromnibus’ Support
Diane Black, R-Tenn., said she would vote “yes,” albeit reluctantly. “This is the best we’re going to get right now,” she said. “I’m going to live to fight another day.” Rep.
House Republicans Scattered on ‘Cromnibus’ Support
Diane Black, R-Tenn., said she would vote “yes,” albeit reluctantly. “This is the best we’re going to get right now,” she said. “I’m going to live to fight another day.” Rep.