Debt Limit Bill Passed in House
Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich., called the bill the “first step in forcing Democrats to put forward a budget.”
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Democrats Support Panetta Plan to Lift Ban on Women in Combat
Kirsten Gillibrand, R-N.Y., a member of the Armed Services Committee, also was effusive, noting that she helped insert language into the fiscal 2013 defense authorization law (PL 112-239) requiring a feasibility
People on the Move
Ted Cruz, R-Texas. Carpenter was speechwriter and senior communications adviser to Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C. She also has worked as a columnist, reporter and blogger for The Washington Times.
Alexander and Wasserman Schultz Will Tend to Congress’ Purse Strings
Miller, R-Mich., and in the 113th Congress, its budget will be partially in the hands of two new appropriators. Reps.
Honda: Gun Policy Must Honor Victims
Last week, President Barack Obama unveiled an eagerly anticipated set of proposals to end gun violence collected by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s taskforce.
Shop Talk: Entire New Hampshire Democratic Party Slate Unopposed
Louise M. Slaughter, D-N.Y. “CR is a rare breed in Washington, someone who understands both politics and policy,” David Castagnetti, co-founding partner of the firm, said in a statement.
A Day for Capitol Pomp, Not Partisanship
Rules ranking member Louise M. Slaughter, D-N.Y., and Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., posed for photos with the president. Perhaps the biggest hug was reserved for Sen.
Debt Limit Move Provides Budget Deal Opportunity
Ryan, R-Wis., said the House will adopt a budget plan with reconciliation instructions for tax code changes.
Rothenberg: The 2016 Presidential Race Begins Today
For different reasons, Clinton, now the outgoing secretary of State, and Vice President Joseph R.
USAID’s Shah Forges Unlikely Relationships With Conservative Republican Members
James M. Inhofe and Rajiv Shah, the administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development, on a dirt road in a remote part of southern Ethiopia. And they were stuck.
Obama Opens Up to the Capital City
Thanks in part to champions in Congress such as House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., the concept of budget autonomy gained traction over the past year, but efforts
Frisch and Kelly: Lack of Earmarks Makes Congress Harder to Lead
Neumann, R-Wis., was temporarily stripped of his assignment to Appropriations after failing to follow the lead of Chairman Robert L. Livingston, R-La., and Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga.
‘Hastert Rule’ Takes Body Blows With Sandy, Cliff Votes
Raúl R. Labrador, R-Idaho, one of the Boehner detractors.
South Carolina: Mark Sanford to Make House Bid Official
Nikki R. Haley appointed Republican Tim Scott to fill a Senate vacancy.
People on the Move
James M. Inhofe, R-Okla. Herrgott was a senior professional staff member for the Republican staff on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
Breaking Into the Gossip Pages
Steven M. Palazzo, R-Miss., who tried to bribe a property manager with pecans. Get Wasted: The express lane to scandal is littered with wastoids.
Reid Downplays Chances for Assault Gun Ban, Filibuster Changes
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. is providing Obama with new gun safety proposals Tuesday, and the president said Monday that he would release them later this week.
Rail Funding, Online Taxes a Few of the Issues on Congress’ Plate
While some House authorizers, including Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster, R-Pa., support investment in high-speed rail, at least in the Northeast Corridor, other Republicans remain
Biden Embraces Beltway Insider Role With Eye on 2016
Vice President Joseph R.
Palazzo Now Supports Immediate Sandy Relief After Voting Against Flood Insurance Increase
Even though his southeast Mississippi district benefitted greatly from federal aid after Hurricane Katrina, Republican Steven M.