Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
16 Members Representing the Sweet 16
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla., is proudly representing the University of Miami in this year’s bracket. Hey @univmiami @CanesHoops advances to #Sweet16 AND in #RCNCAA16!
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Policy · 114th Congress
Pelosi Urges Emergency Spending on Flint, Zika, Opioids
Mike Lee, R-Utah, has placed a hold on it, citing cost concerns.
Policy · 114th Congress
‘Hamilton’ Star Pushes for Action on Puerto Rico
Nydia M. Velázquez, D-N.Y., the first Puerto Rican woman elected to the House, said her own family has been affected.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congress Caught Unaware of Metro Shutdown
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., who sleeps in his office when in town, was surprised to learn of the decision by the regional transportation agency that oversees Metro following
Policy · 114th Congress
Cancer Experiences Could Help Forge Bipartisan Policy
Billy Long, R-Mo., whose daughter went through treatment last year for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Democrats are hoping that view will persuade Republicans to support Vice President Joseph R.
Personal Losses Spur Bipartisan Approach on Cancer
Billy Long, R-Mo., whose daughter went through treatment last year for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Right Credentials
(L-R, Seated) Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, Associate Justice John Paul Stevens, Chief Justice William H.
Politics · 114th Congress
Katherine Clark’s Emotional Investment in SXSW
Katherine M. Clark, D-Mass., is set to speak at South by Southwest on Saturday on its Interactive Conference’s “To Catch a Troll” panel, and she’s bringing a personal story to it.
Rogers Struggles for Middle Ground Against House Anti-Spending Zeal
Like Chairman Rogers, I believe the appropriations process should proceed through regular order, at the spending levels enacted into law by Democrats and Republicans just three months ago,” said Nita M.
Rogers Struggles for Middle Ground Against House Anti-Spending Zeal
Harold Rogers, R-Ky., wants to stick with higher budget caps and may be swimming against the tide of his conference.
Puerto Rico Debt Crisis Could Lead to Catastrophe
Tom McClintock, R-Calif., said that allowing Puerto Rico to walk away from a portion of its debt through a bankruptcy-like process would undermine the sovereign debt of the other 50 states.
Politics · 114th Congress
Texas Abortion Case Draws Hundreds to Supreme Court
Ben Sasse, R-Neb., stood in the crowd behind them and tried to talk over an abortions-right advocate speaking Spanish into a microphone. “Do you believe in protecting women?
Politics · 114th Congress
Maya Angelou: the Latest Partisan Point of Contention
Glenn Grothman, R-Wis., urged members to think before voting on North Carolina Democratic Rep. Alma Adams’ bill to designate the facility of the U.S.
An Ethics Probe That Never Ends
Michael M. Honda’s staff crossed congressional duties with campaign activities.
Politics · 114th Congress
Rep. Honda Fundraises to Celebrate the Lunar New Year
Michael M. Honda, D-Calif., is hosting his annual Lunar New Year party on Thursday; the soiree traditionally serves as a fundraiser for his re-election campaign.
McCain Will Hold Gitmo Closure Hearings; F-35 Tester Disputes Safety Assertions
CQ Senior Defense Reporter John M. Donnelly has the story. More on Donnelly’s continuing coverage of the F-35 program is here. POTUS v. GOP: Gitmo Edition.
High Court Notes Scalia’s Absence; Senate Talks Replacement
He quoted Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who as a senator made the case for awaiting the results of a presidential election before considering a new appointment to the high court.
Earmark Ban Leaves Lock and Dam Projects Up for Infighting
“I think that’s part of the challenge, that the president can identify, but members of Congress can’t,” said House Appropriations Committee ranking member Nita M. Lowey , D-N.Y.
Scalia’s Death Begins Partisan Battle, Shifts Court’s Balance
Grassley, R-Iowa, said the next president should select a nominee for the high court.
Members to D.C. Metro Manufacturer: Don’t Make Us Look Bad
In an effort to keep funding and confidence in the system secure, a bipartisan group of D-M-V lawmakers are asking the manufacturer of Metro’s new trains to provide regular updates to the system regarding