Politics · 115th Congress
Lawmakers Greet Mueller Appointment With Relief
He said the pressure was now off congressional Republicans to comment on the need for a special counsel.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Lawmakers Take More Aggressive Stance After Latest Trump Allegations
BENNETT and NIELS LESNIEWSKI Congressional Democrats warned President Trump may have obstructed justice by allegedly asking then-FBI Director James Comey to drop a probe of a former White House official
Politics · 115th Congress
Congressional Review Act Gets a Workout
McIntosh of Indiana, helped draft the Congressional Review Act, had been waging a mostly lonely fight.
Politics · 115th Congress
Montana Candidate’s Comments Raise Questions About Corporate Money
Money it receives is shared with the National Republican Congressional Committee and the Montana Republican State Central Committee.
Politics · 115th Congress
Some Democrats ‘Adopt a District’ to Talk Health Care
Maloney’s office confirmed he was not working with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to encourage other Democrats to adopt GOP districts, though Faso is a DCCC target for 2018.
Politics · 115th Congress
Timeline: Comey’s Journey from Clinton Investigation to Unemployment
July 23, 2015 The inspector general for the intelligence community alerts Congressional oversight committees that classified material had been found on Hillary Clinton’s home email server that she
Opinion · 115th Congress
Trump’s Promise to Repair the Nation’s Infrastructure is Off the Tracks
Reports of delays and safety defects continue to abound.
Politics · 115th Congress
New Calls for Public Access to Secret Congressional Reports
Leonard Lance, a New Jersey Republican, and Mike Quigley, an Illinois Democrat, reintroduced a bill the same day that would require all the reports produced by the Congressional Research Service to be
Politics · 115th Congress
Wells Fargo Revamps Lobbying Operation
He will oversee federal government relations and regulatory affairs as well as the company’s political action committee, its public policy development, and all state and local lobbying.
Politics · 115th Congress
White House: Final Health Care Deal Unlikely This Week
President Donald Trump shocked congressional Republicans last week when he said he wanted a vote on a revised measure that would repeal and replace the Obama administration’s 2010 health care law
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate Intelligence Probe of Trump and Russia Grinds Forward
and intelligence committee leaders.
Politics · 115th Congress
Ossoff Campaign Steps Up Field Efforts for June Runoff
(Although again, she likely raised and spent more since the period covered by fundraising reports ended in March.)
Politics · 115th Congress
Government Shutdown Prevention on Republicans, Democrats Say
Lowey said congressional negotiators had been making good progress but  the White House has not been constructive, according to the aide.
Policy · 115th Congress
Republicans Have No Deal on Obamacare Repeal But Talks Continue
However, congressional aides were quick to say there are no signs that the House would be ready to vote on a proposal next week, despite other media reports suggesting the chamber would vote on Wednesday
Politics · 115th Congress
Classified Information Complicates Nunes Ethics Probe
Probe] Outside groups, including Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, say they have referred the matter to a separate agency tasked with investigating House members — the Office of Congressional
Politics · 115th Congress
RNC, White House Try to Avoid Obama’s Missteps
Republican National Committee officials say they are working closely with the White House on strategy and messaging.
Politics · 115th Congress
Foreign Influence in the U.S. Cloaked in Unnecessary Obscurity, Watchdog Groups Say
Fixing the problems would require senior DOJÂ officials to make it a priority, and they could be nudged along by congressional lawmakers, who could put clear guidance in appropriations bills, committee
Pileup of Ethical Issues Gives Democrats Powerful Weapon Against Trump
Her father initially denied reports back in November that she would gain security clearance and set up in the West Wing.
How Devin Nunes Got Where He Is Today
"Reports of my political demise will prove to be premature," he said with a chuckle as he left the Capitol one afternoon last week.
Q&A: Davita Vance-Cooks, Director of the Government Publishing Office
We print the Congressional Record, the Federal Register, all the committee reports, the bills, the hearings, all of that for Congress. We also print a lot of products for the agencies.