Players to Watch in the Iran Deal Debate
It’s hard to see any real effort to overturn the deal succeeding without Schumer leading the effort.
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Should Congressional Research Service Reports Be Public?
“You could argue that both ways, and so I want to make sure that we give that a proper study, so we haven’t made a 100 percent decision on what works best,” Harper said.
Should Congressional Research Service Reports Be Public?
“You could argue that both ways, and so I want to make sure that we give that a proper study, so we haven’t made a 100 percent decision on what works best,” Harper said.
White House Area Closures Prompt Access, Safety Concerns
“I understand that particular threats to the White House may warrant temporary closures to Pennsylvania Avenue and Lafayette Park, but these closures should not be lengthy or without reason,” Norton wrote
Without Gas in the Tank, Senate Stays Course on Highways
“I think there are many ways that could happen. … So we’re gonna have to see, as [Schumer] said, what comes about.”
Katherine Archuleta Resigns as OPM Director (Updated)
“I conveyed to the President that I believe it is best for me to step aside and allow new leadership to step in, enabling the agency to move beyond the current challenges and allowing
Confederate Flag Flap a Death Knell for Appropriations Work
But I don’t know that things have changed, I know it’s been suspended.”
Lawmakers on Both Sides Scramble on Confederate Flag (Video) (Updated)
“I do not want this to become some political football,” he said.
Lawmakers on Both Sides Scramble on Confederate Flag (Video) (Updated)
“I do not want this to become some political football,” he said.
House Pulls Spending Bill Amid Confederate Flag Debate (Video)
“That bill is going to sit in abeyance until we come to some resolution,” Boehner said.
Uproar Over Confederate Flag Blocks Interior-Environment Bill
Some news reports earlier Thursday indicated as many as 100 House Republicans said they would vote against the bill without the flag amendment.
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State Department Really Doesn’t Want to Use the Word ‘Deadline’ in Iran Talks
It would be inappropriate and definitely imprudent for me to speculate about what the next week is going to — QUESTION: But is — I mean, I think you said from this podium in the last several week that
GOP Rewrite of ‘No Child’ Passes on Second Try
House Republican leaders went into Wednesday’s vote confident the bill would pass, with or without adoption of the A-PLUS amendment.
The Best Member of Congress for Your Job
Maybe, but how valuable could a job be without a promotion in sight? And what happens if another office comes a-courting, with a hefty raise attached? Hill Navigator discusses. Q.
Half of Capitol Hill Staff Could Qualify for New Overtime Rules
“I think there is going to be a lot of pressure for Congress to keep current with the FLSA,” said Kelly A. Magnuson, a labor and employment attorney with Tully Rinckey PLLC.
Lindsey Graham Makes Case for War
I couldn’t disagree with you more. I think people like you make the world incredibly dangerous. I think people like you are radical Islam’s best hope.”
Extension of Iran Nuclear Talks Could Save August Recess
Any agreement submitted in that time would mean the Senate’s upcoming recess could begin as scheduled by Aug. 10, without the risk of needing to quickly return to Capitol Hill for a bid to override a veto
Republicans Set to Try Again With Education Overhaul
on immigration, and they didn’t want to replace the No Child Left Behind education law without provisions giving more autonomy to states.
Republicans Set to Try Again With Education Overhaul
President Barack Obama’s executive orders on immigration, and they didn’t want to replace the No Child Left Behind education law without provisions giving more autonomy to states.
EPA Critics See Carbon Lesson in High Court’s Ruling Rolling Back Emissions Regulation
But the rule’s impact has already been felt; since it went into effect in April, nearly two-thirds of the affected plants have complied without seeking extensions, according to the National Association