Politics · 114th Congress
Order in the House
“If Speaker Ryan insists on not giving the American people a vote on ‘no-fly, no-buy,’ then we will reach into that toolbox,” Israel said after leading a short protest last week .
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Policy · 114th Congress
House Democrats Stage Chamber Floor Sit-In For Gun Vote
] House Democrats are pushing for a vote on expanded background checks and the so-called No Fly, No Buy bill preventing gun sales to suspected terrorists before the House recess scheduled to start
Policy · 114th Congress
Gun Compromise Faces Challenges From Right and Left
A Democratic filibuster last week led to votes on the Senate floor on Monday, including on a Democratic amendment banning gun sales for everyone on the government’s terror watch lists and a Republican
Policy · 114th Congress
Senate Rejects All 4 Gun Measures
The Senate failed Monday to take any action to limit gun sales to people whose names appear on federal terror watch lists, as Republicans voted to impose a three-day waiting period and Democrats sought
Policy · 114th Congress
Five Things to Watch: Senate Takes Up Gun Control
Each side took a different approach to stop gun sales to suspected terrorists and both fell short of the 60-vote threshold. One amendment from Democratic Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama Could Play ‘Trump’ Card in Sanders Meeting
[ White House Debuts Democratic Unity Sales Pitch ] But if Sanders concludes such promises are unconvincing or hollow, he could opt to make good on his Tuesday night vow to “take
Obama Pitches Budget’s Cybersecurity Plan — At Length
After submitting his final spending plan to Congress on Tuesday, President Barack Obama touted his record and delivered a sales pitch for nearly $20 billion he says is needed to secure America’s cyber-footprint
Connecticut Democrats Take Lead Turn on Obama Gun Actions
Winning elections, Murphy argued, is how to address GOP arguments that Congress tried but fell short on more comprehensive gun measures. Speaker Paul D.
Connecticut Democrats Take Lead Turn on Obama Gun Actions
Winning elections, Murphy argued, is how to address GOP arguments that Congress tried but fell short on more comprehensive gun measures. Speaker Paul D.
EPA’s Search for Middle Ground on Biofuels Prompts Outcry on Renewable Fuel Standards
The “EPA’s final rule relies on unrealistic increases in sales of higher ethanol fuel blends despite the fact that most cars cannot use them,” said Jack Gerard, president and chief executive
What to Watch for on Election Day
A statewide initiative on the ballot asks voters to make an exception, and instead direct the tax revenue from marijuana sales toward public education and drug-prevention programs.
What to Watch for on Election Day
A statewide initiative on the ballot asks voters to make an exception, and instead direct the tax revenue from marijuana sales toward public education and drug-prevention programs.
Corporate Welfare Rises from the Ashes | Commentary
When Ex-Im subsidizes aircraft sales to foreign airlines, it places their U.S. competitors — who don’t qualify for the same subsidies — at a steeped disadvantage.
The Would-Be Chairman With Ways and Means on His Side
Both spent relatively short stints as state legislators before winning open and reliably Republican suburban House seats — Brady’s north of Houston in 1996 and Tiberi’s around Columbus four years
The Would-Be Chairman With Ways and Means on His Side
Both spent relatively short stints as state legislators before winning open and reliably Republican suburban House seats — Brady’s north of Houston in 1996 and Tiberi’s around Columbus four years
Donald Trump Vs. the 11 Commandments of Presidential Politics
And sales from his “Make America Great Again” campaign gear just add to the Trump fortune. Goldwater addresses the press following his loss to President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.
American Refugees: Hill Staffers Share Katrina Stories
Lustig and Gassaway talked among themselves about how it could be possible that Lustig’s family, who are white, could have secured the federal funding to fix their home in such a short amount of time.
American Refugees: Hill Staffers Share Katrina Stories
Lustig and Gassaway talked among themselves about how it could be possible that Lustig’s family, who are white, could have secured the federal funding to fix their home in such a short amount of time.
Tax Reform Must Start Somewhere | Commentary
Naturally, consumers gravitate to lower prices, so more and more U.S. products and businesses are missing out on sales.
Work Schedules: The False Tradeoff Between Fair and Productive | Commentary
In short, the increasingly common plight of workers is not due to systems themselves, but rather how they are used. It is a managerial issue, not a technological one.