Politics · 114th Congress
McCaul Says he ‘Misspoke’ About RNC Hack
RNC spokesman Sean Spicer tweeted after McCaul’s interview, “Contrary to reports, there has been no known breach of @GOP networks.”
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Politics · 114th Congress
Roll Call’s Senate Challenger Rankings: Take Two
His congressional district lies primarily beyond the Indianapolis media market, and now he’s competing against the state’s best-known Democrat.
Politics · 114th Congress
2 Months to Go: The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
Candidates have filed another quarter’s worth of FEC reports, and after the summer conventions, the presidential contest is more solidified.
Policy · 114th Congress
Supreme Court Briefly Blocks Senate Subpoena Over Sex Ads
The lawmakers cite reports that sites such as Backpage.com allow sex traffickers to operate and avoid detection from law enforcement.
Politics · 114th Congress
Ethics Office: Meadows Likely in Violation of House Rules
Mark Meadows was likely in violation of House rules and standards when he continued to pay a staff member his full-time salary after he was moved to a part-time advisory role, an Office of Congressional
Politics · 114th Congress
The Return of Liz Cheney
The donor list on Cheney’s FEC reports reads like a who’s who of the Bush-Cheney White House. Liz Cheney served in the State Department during the George W. Bush administration.
Politics · 114th Congress
Report: Clinton Campaign Network Compromised
The Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee were also targeted, reports earlier this week said.
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders a New Headache for Wasserman Schultz in Florida
In her statement on Sunday announcing her resignation as chair of the Democratic National Committee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz said she was focusing on serving her congressional district in Florida.
Politics · 114th Congress
Embattled Wasserman Schultz Won’t Speak at Convention
Embattled Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz will not speak at the party convention this week in Philadelphia due to fallout over emails suggesting that her her organization sought
Policy · 114th Congress
Senate’s NDAA Language Sparks State, Pentagon Turf Battle
However, the changes that the Senate Armed Services bill seeks to enact have sparked a much wider interagency, congressional and think-tank community debate about the appropriateness and effectiveness
Why 2016 Is No 2006 for the GOP
A decade ago, the Rahm Emanuel-led Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee built a media narrative around the so-called “Culture of Corruption” of the Republican-led Congress.
Policy · 114th Congress
Past Appropriations to Loom Large in Future Defense Measure
The proposals are buried in tables located in the committee reports and usually go unexplained even there.
Politics · 114th Congress
Republicans Press to Keep Clinton Investigation Going
House Oversight and Government Reform Republicans will ask the FBI to look into whether Clinton — also a former first lady, senator and one time aide to congressional Watergate investigators in
Politics · 114th Congress
Lawmakers: Dallas Shootings Raise Concerns About Retaliation Against Police
Four Dallas police officers and a Dallas Area Rapid Transit officer were killed and seven were wounded, according to local media reports.
Military to Congress: Budget Cuts Have Hurt Air Fleet
Fox News reports that “years of budget cuts have left the U.S. military with a decrepit air fleet that could compromise armed service branches’ ability to perform in battle, Pentagon brass told lawmakers
Policy · 114th Congress
Staffer Raise Might Pay for Daily Coffee
[ Hill Staff Making Less Money, Reports Show ] After several promotions, he was making about $85,000 as a legislative director when he left his job five years later.
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Know Now about Benghazi
The committee also reports as a first-of-its kind revelation that Ambassador Chris Stevens went to Benghazi because he wanted to provide the assessment Clinton needed to turn the temporary facility
Policy · 114th Congress
How Senators Quietly Voted to Keep Bomber Costs Secret
Under Nelson’s amendment, now part of the bill, the contract cost figure must only be delivered in classified briefings to the congressional defense committees.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Congress Responsible for Long Airport Lines
Rather than being clustered in a few states or cities, the victims of TSA’s incompetence reside in all 435 congressional districts, since small airports can face screening delays comparable to those at
Policy · 114th Congress
House Amendment Could Increase Staff Pay
The House Appropriations Committee approved an amendment that could mean raises for some House staff. Appropriators adopted by voice vote a proposal from Rep.