Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Nominates Anti-Deficit Crusader Mulvaney to Head OMB
Mick Mulvaney, an opponent of government spending who rode the 2010 tea party wave to Congress, for director of the Office of Management and Budget.
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Policy · 114th Congress
Debt Ceiling Deadline Falls in Trump’s First 100 Days but Fix May Not
Congress suspended the debt ceiling as part of a budget deal former Speaker John A. Boehner negotiated before leaving office in the fall of 2015.
10 Moments That Shaped the Path to Election Day
Cruz and Kasich suspended their campaigns, ending the prospects for a contested July convention in Cleveland, after Trump won a surprisingly strong victory May 3 in the Indiana primary.
Opinion · 114th Congress
‘Lock Her Up’ Mentality Infects Capitol Hill
They’re not calling for Kennedy to be fired or suspended from his job because they expect he will be prosecuted and convicted for some crime.
Politics · 114th Congress
Curt Schilling Floats Challenge to Elizabeth Warren
Jim Bunning of Kentucky, once a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers and the Philadelphia Phillies, was among the most famous baseball players to serve in Congress.
Politics · 114th Congress
Home-State Republicans Keep Distance as Trump Comes to Town
Ted Strickland in a marquee race in a swing state that will help determine the Senate majority in the coming Congress.
No, Congress Won’t Get More Productive Come Fall
[ Podcast: Conservatives Ready to Surrender Passing Spending Bills ] The only ironic silver lining is that — safely assuming the budget wars get suspended until after the election
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Senators Want Kerry to Suspend Clinton’s Security Clearance
Hillary Clinton and her aides should have their security clearances suspended, Marco Rubio and nine other Republican senators said in a letter Thursday to Secretary of State John Kerry.
Politics · 114th Congress
Larry Hogan, Chip Off the Ol’ Block
“President Nixon and his daughters came and campaigned for me when I ran for Congress. He was always an ally, and I felt like an ingrate.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Whistleblower in Capitol Gun Case Sues
The weapon was left in plain sight, sparking additional concern about the department charged with protecting members of Congress and one of the world’s most frequently visited landmarks.
Drive to Draft Women Going Nowhere Right Now
The year’s newest and most consequential fight in Congress about disparate government treatment based on gender identity is actually the revival of a very old fight.
Next Act: What Bernie Sanders Will Do If He Loses
If he toes his newly-adopted party’s line, even minimally, in the general election campaign, he’s almost guaranteed an A-level assignment in the next Congress.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congress Caught Unaware of Metro Shutdown
Members of Congress didn’t seem to get a heads-up about Wednesday’s shutdown of the D.C.
Rubio’s Senate Backers Seek to Sway More Colleagues
Mike Huckabee, suspended his 2016 presidential bid Monday after failing to gain traction in Iowa. Rounds was noncommittal Tuesday.
Rubio’s Senate Backers Seek to Sway More Colleagues
Mike Huckabee, suspended his 2016 presidential bid Monday after failing to gain traction in Iowa. Rounds was noncommittal Tuesday.
The Caucuses: Bringing the World to Iowa
And it was a night of disappointments: O’Malley and Republican Mike Huckabee suspended their campaigns.
The Caucuses: Bringing the World to Iowa
And it was a night of disappointments: O’Malley and Republican Mike Huckabee suspended their campaigns.
Elizabeth Warren Releases Report Showing How Corporate Criminals Get Off Easy
As Congress considers overhauling the criminal justice system, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., is working to show that law enforcement is “shockingly weak” when it comes to corporate crimes.
Blizzard Whiteout Buries Issue of Red Ink
The return of a rising tide of red ink has been almost entirely overlooked by both parties’ candidates in the presidential race and the relatively few competitive contests for Congress.
Blizzard Whiteout Buries Issue of Red Ink
The return of a rising tide of red ink has been almost entirely overlooked by both parties’ candidates in the presidential race and the relatively few competitive contests for Congress.