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Impinging upon a congressional investigation for the second time this week, President Donald Trump backed his former national security adviser's quest for immunity in return for testimony before lawmakers
Such is life for Republican committee chairmen in the Trump era.
On the House floor this week is a Congressional Review Act measure to roll back a Federal Communications Commission rule on broadband and telecommunication customers' privacy, and legislation to prohibit
Judiciary Committee rules allow any senator to request a nomination to be held for one week, meaning the committee is expected to report Gorsuch to the floor on April 3, with debate set up for the following
Previous presidents have been careful to avoid creating any perception that they are using the powers or political heft of the office to influence congressional or federal law enforcement investigations
Trump and Gehry have clashed since 2010, when they traded barbs over reports that a Gehry-designed building in Manhattan was a few centimeters taller than a Trump residential building next to it.
Adding to the tricky context, Comey told the House committee that FBI officials opted against briefing congressional leaders on the inquiry until recently because they decided it was too sensitive.
It's all hosted by the Committee on House Administration.
Reports that Trump and his campaign officials were being investigated by federal law enforcement agencies on suspicion of collaborating with the Russians were already of interest to the House Intelligence
“Reports that the Energy and Commerce Committee is doing anything other than the regular process of keeping its members up to speed on latest developments in its jurisdictions are false,” Walden
But Hillary Clinton carried the district by 2 points, which has landed it on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's target list for 2018.
Chaffetz has said he wants to aggressively step up congressional oversight. The five-term congressman led a failed effort to scuttle the city's new assisted suicide law earlier this month.
BY JASON DICK AND BRIDGET BOWMAN The withdrawal of Andrew Puzder’s nomination to be Labor secretary represents a milestone in the nascent Trump administration: the first time congressional Republicans
As cable news morning shows discussed the dismissal of his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, after just 25 days and New York Times and CNN reports of repeated contact between his campaign
After reports surfaced Monday evening that the Justice Department had warned the White House he was vulnerable to Russian blackmail, Flynn resigned.
Add to that a bunch of Congressional Review Act measures to disapprove of rules put into effect by former President Barack Obama, and it’s a full plate.
"We really can't do budget hearings until we have a budget," said Jennifer Hing, a spokeswoman for the House Appropriations Committee.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $7.8 million in January, according to figures obtained first by Roll Call.
The committee ended the month with $9.8 million in the bank, according to data obtained by Roll Call.
members told Roll Call on Tuesday that they plan to focus on a host of issues at their three-day retreat, including efforts to stop the repeal of the health care law, and finding ways to investigate reports