Opinion · 116th Congress
What comes after Trump — the deluge or a rational GOP?
Trump could be the solitary genius, beavering away at night in his secret White House laboratory, who discovers the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Air war vs. ground game
Snowball’s chance: The House may be set to vote next week on a bill to grant Washington, D.C. statehood, as CQ Roll Call’s Chris Cioffi reported.
Congress · 116th Congress
All full? Justin Walker vote underscores long judicial nomination war
But they have abandoned that argument now, with President Donald Trump in the White House and a protégé of Majority Leader Mitch McConnell up for a vote to be on the U.S.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
A definitive guide to mask fashion on Capitol Hill
Jim McGovern, D-Mass., wearing his New England Patriots mask, walks down the House steps after voting on May 15. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Sens. Richard C.
Congress · 116th Congress
Trump pick to oversee COVID-19 money advances to Senate floor
Miller spent nine years as inspector general at the General Services Administration during the Clinton and Bush administrations.
Congress · 116th Congress
House faces historic test of congressional subpoena power
One case involves Trump’s fight-all-the-subpoenas stonewalling of the House impeachment inquiry in early 2019, focused on the House Judiciary Committee’s demand for testimony from former White House
Policy · 116th Congress
EPA and Interior ease rules amid pandemic as repeal window nears
In the weeks since the coronavirus pandemic engulfed the White House, Congress and the presidential campaign, federal agencies have responded in temporary and health-focused ways.
Congress · 116th Congress
Final rule on fuel economy rollback opens door for lawsuits
Browner, an EPA administrator under President Bill Clinton, called the new standards an “atrocious attack on our families’ health and future.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Trump-appointed judge playing defense on presidential powers
At the time, she was a White House lawyer who zealously defended Trump’s agenda. She’d clerked for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Ten years into Obamacare, cost and access issues abound
She projects she only has a few years before her savings are gone.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Hangover Thursday
Why not Warren: Vox’s Matthew Yglesias looked at why Warren’s campaign fizzled despite so much sizzle among white, educated professionals.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Texas battleground takes shape ahead of 2020
John Carter is also a Democratic target after Hegar nearly defeated him two years ago.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Most vulnerable Democrats are avoiding the presidential primary. Not Colin Allred
While Hillary Clinton carried Allred’s district, which includes affluent areas of North Dallas and nearby suburbs, she won by less than 2 points.
Policy · 116th Congress
Not on the candidates’ radar: The ‘sixth great extinction’
Democrats running for the White House are talking about climate change often and in detail, but they don’t have much to say about one of its most catastrophic outcomes: the rapid disappearance of plants
Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: No one’s calling you dumb
Bernie Sanders’ complaints about Hillary Clinton getting an unfair advantage from the party establishment.
Opinion · 116th Congress
For Trump, a State of the Union with nothing to say
OPINION — In 1999, in the midst of his impeachment trial, Bill Clinton delivered a typically verbose State of the Union Address that ran for 78 minutes.
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 28
Roberts Jr. reminded the Senate that during the trial of President Bill Clinton, the chief justice at the time was greeted with laughter when he suggested the counsel for the president and the House managers
Congress · 116th Congress
John Bolton shows that in Washington, irony never dies
For years, Democrats almost to a person have depicted the former national security adviser and arch-conservative as practically unhinged.
Congress · 116th Congress
View from the gallery: Senators sit, spin and fidget during Trump trial
Bill Cassidy charted a course along the back corner of the Senate chamber Thursday during President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 21
Wednesday when White House counsel Pat Cipollone unleashed on House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler.