Oklahoma Tornado Reignites Disaster Funding Debate
“I think they should get every penny they need,” King said Tuesday. “I’ve been through this.
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McCain, Collins Mock GOP Blockade on Budget Conference
John McCain of Arizona and Susan Collins of Maine joined Budget Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash., on the floor in support of going to conference without imposing special mandates on conferees.
Republican Senators Eye Immigration Concessions
The newly negotiated H-1B visa deal dramatically increased the caps for high-skilled visas without accounting for domestic economic conditions and was brokered between Hatch and Sen. Charles E.
Planned Floor Action on Cordray Will Highlight Senate Impasse
Senior Democratic aides said Reid would start the process of bringing up the nomination early in the week and would be ready to set a cloture vote in the case of expected GOP objections just before
House Defense Bill Aims to Implement Lessons From Benghazi Attack
“Some of the accusations, I mean you wouldn’t believe some of this stuff. It’s just — I mean, you’ve got to be on Mars to come up with some of this stuff.”
In AP Case, Little Evidence DOJ Broke the Law
Holder Jr., Goodlatte said the DOJ’s confiscation of the AP phone records “appears to be contrary to the law and standard procedure,” while Lofgren said she believes it “impaired the First Amendment.”
Most Intriguing Immigration Bill Developments … So Far
“I pledge that as soon as it is ready, I will bring immigration legislation to the floor in June, regardless of whether we have completed action on the farm bill,” Reid said.
Sequester Withholding of FDA User Fees Irks Industry
“At the same time, they can’t be used to offset the debt, as I understand it.”
Ghosts of the Once-Mighty California GOP
Leo Tolstoy may have been right when he said that unhappy families are all unhappy in their own way, but he was wrong about happy families all resembling one another.
Hatch Wants to Be Wooed on Immigration
“I think it would be critical to getting him on board,” the Florida Republican said.
Mikulski Pushing Spending Bills, Even Absent a Budget
Senate appropriators are moving forward with spending bills for the next fiscal year, even without a House-Senate agreement on the budget. Appropriations Chairwoman Barbara A.
Job Corps Hits Turning Point Under Congress’ Watch
“I remain unsatisfied that the department understands the causes of the shortfall that originated in 2011 and appears to have continued through 2012,” said Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga.
Q&A: Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval
Well there are a lot of moving parts there, and as I said, I’m a governor that has to govern now with the law as it stands now and that’s how we’re going to proceed, but if there’s a change in the law,
Advocates Fight to Stop Sunset of Skin Cancer Program
It’s a mature program where existing lesson plans and local capacity, resulting from years of federal government investment, can continue educating about the harmful effects of overexposure to the sun without
Meanwhile, the Farm Bill’s Ready for the Floor
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has said the farm bill is on the chamber’s agenda for this month.
The Struggle to Define the Immigration Debate
The Senate’s immigration bill, Stockman said, is “fundamentally unfair to our Hispanic friends who follow the law.”
Paulsen Rules Out Challenge to Franken #MNSEN
Al Franken still without a challenger.
Diagnosis Goes Beyond Sequester for Cancer Patients
“I understand we are truly suffering in this country,” said Boxer, who has called for a repeal of the sequester.
David Schweikert’s Not-So-Sweet Life
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) “I have a firmly established chocolate problem. Fits in nicely with my coffee problem,” Schweikert said of his penchant for brown stimulants.
For Campaign Moms, Politics Is Child’s Play
I felt like I owed the candidates, the members my attention,” Burgos said.