4 Things to Watch for in Third-Quarter Fundraising
In the meantime, here are the four things to watch for as reports trickle in: 1. Will unendorsed Democratic Senate candidates prove the establishment wrong?
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4 Things to Watch for in Third-Quarter Fundraising
In the meantime, here are the four things to watch for as reports trickle in: 1. Will unendorsed Democratic Senate candidates prove the establishment wrong?
How August Recess Makes Life Better — for Everyone
On the contrary, August recess actually improves a congressional office’s effectiveness, says Brad Fitch, president of the Congressional Management Foundation and a former Hill staffer.
Virginia Shooting Sparks Discussions About Journalism, Gun Control (Updated)
The suspected shooter is former WDBJ employee Vester Flanagan, according to multiple reports.
Congress’ Squishy Financial Disclosure Deadline
But fear not, those who might be inclined to worry about the difficulties and demands of congressional life.
Chaffetz Calls for Removal of OPM CIO (Updated)
McFarland informed the committee Monday he had sent a memo to Cobert outlining a number of concerns about Seymour’s leadership.
Azerbaijan Travel Probe Shows Strained Ties Between Congress’ Ethics Cops
On Jan. 29, the Office of Congressional Ethics notified the Ethics Committee it had initiated 10 preliminary 30-day reviews into Azerbaijan travel allegations.
Azerbaijan Travel Probe Shows Strained Ties Between Congress’ Ethics Cops
On Jan. 29, the Office of Congressional Ethics notified the Ethics Committee it had initiated 10 preliminary 30-day reviews into Azerbaijan travel allegations.
Democrats Look to Pivot From Milestones to Today’s Priorities
These markers give Democrats a prime opportunity to push their priorities, despite the news being dominated by reports of Republican infighting , a congressional indictment and presidential politics
On Unattended Guns, Questions Linger for Capitol Police
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Called before Congress for an oversight hearing after a tumultuous few weeks of reports of loaded service weapons left in problematic places around the Capitol and
On Unattended Guns, Questions Linger for Capitol Police
Called before Congress for an oversight hearing after a tumultuous few weeks of reports of loaded service weapons left in problematic places around the Capitol and an ongoing hunt for employees who may
Should Congressional Research Service Reports Be Public?
Such concerns are based on a “fundamental misconception,” said Daniel Schuman, policy director for Demand Progress and chairman of the Congressional Data Coalition ‘s steering committee.
Should Congressional Research Service Reports Be Public?
Such concerns are based on a “fundamental misconception,” said Daniel Schuman, policy director for Demand Progress and chairman of the Congressional Data Coalition‘s steering committee.
Archuleta Says She’s Not Resigning After OPM Hack
Though the agency released the long-awaited information on the scope of the cyber-hacks, officials remained mum on who was behind the incidents, though media reports have linked the breaches to
Uproar Over Confederate Flag Blocks Interior-Environment Bill
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest ripped congressional Republicans, saying “a sizable number of House Republicans are eager to protect the status of the Confederate flag” in national
Van Hollen Raises $1.5 Million in Second Quarter
Van Hollen – who bolstered his fundraising chops as chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and during his time in House Democratic leadership – ended the quarter with $3.5 million
Hill’s Spending on Itself Set on Cautious Course
Platforms and bleachers for the 2017 presidential inaugural must be built in the coming year ($5 million) and the special congressional committee that puts on the ceremony will have bills to pay ($1.3
Hill’s Spending on Itself Set on Cautious Course
Platforms and bleachers for the 2017 presidential inaugural must be built in the coming year ($5 million) and the special congressional committee that puts on the ceremony will have bills to pay ($1.3
Policy or Communications? How to Choose
If “chief of staff” sits atop the apex of the congressional staffer pyramid, there are typically two expertise areas that lead to it: policy or communications.
House Rebels Warn of Blowback for Boehner
There’s been some discrepancy in reports on the size of the caucus — The Daily Caller put its total at 70.