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Congress Must Block These Attacks on Independent Science | Commentary
</p> </p> This bill would make it easier for experts with ties to corporations affected by new rules to serve on the SAB while excluding independent scientists from talking about their own research
Bill Frenzel, Brookings Scholar, Dies at 86
Bill Frenzel, a Minnesota Republican who spent two decades in the House and the rest of his professional life shaping trade and budgetary policy from off the Hill, died Monday at his home in McLean, Va
Keeping Our Kids Safe From Predators: A Challenge With a Bipartisan Solution | Commentary
Our bill would make access to national FBI fingerprint checks easily obtainable, cost-effective, and streamlined for all youth-serving organizations, while preserving existing state background check systems
Congress Must Rein in the NLRB | Commentary
While in the Senate, Obama had been a co-sponsor of the bill commonly known as “card check,” and vowed on the campaign trail to deliver its passage.
John Dingell, Carl Levin to Be Honored With LBJ Award
</p> Put together, the two Democratic lawmakers have more than nine decades of experience representing the Wolverine State in Washington.
This Democrat Could Be the McConnell Whisperer
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The next two years may be when Joe gets his last, best chance to help run the show.</p> Joseph R.
Our Election Mandate: Bring No-Nonsense Governing, Regularity to the Federal Funding Process | Commentary
</p> </p> This is the work that our constituents sent us here to do.
Saying Farewell to Retiring Obscure Caucus Members
</p> These are the Obscure Caucus veterans who are retiring.
This Democrat Could Be the McConnell Whisperer
</p> Consider: </p> Extending the Bush-era income tax rates just before their expiration date at the end of 2010, in return for a boost in jobless benefits and cuts in payroll taxes designed to help
House Approves Keystone XL Pipeline … Again
</p> “It has been 539 days, a year and half, since the House first sent a Keystone approval bill to the Senate in this Congress,” Cassidy said Thursday night when the House debated the bill, noting that
Gutiérrez: There Are ’40, 50, 60′ GOP Votes in House for Immigration
</p> “There are 40, 50, 60 … Republicans” who will join Democrats to pass a bill, Gutiérrez said in an appearance on MSNBC.
Photos: Freshman Welcome Week
Check out Roll Call’s photos of the week taken by Bill Clark and Tom Williams.
As Time Runs Out, House Leaders Spar on Funding, Immigration
</p> </p> That leaves appropriators, currently negotiating a 12-bill omnibus package for fiscal 2015, with some room to build momentum and strike a deal on the legislation.
Keeping Our Kids Safe From Predators — A Challenge With a Bipartisan Solution
Our bill would make access to national FBI fingerprint checks easily obtainable, cost-effective, and streamlined for all youth-serving organizations, while preserving existing state background check systems
‘Rough Times Ahead’ for District’s Marijuana Law?
</p> One of D.C.’s chief allies in Congress, Rep. José E.
Mark Kirk: ‘No Frickin’ Way Am I Retiring’
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Sen. Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill., has a message for anyone who doubts his will or appetite for a second term.
Emergency Spending Requests Weighed in Omnibus Talks
</p> </p> “We are looking at them carefully. We know there’s a need and we’re going to try to address it,” Rogers said in an interview.
Rohrabacher Tells Republicans Pot ‘Is Going to Help You Politically’
</p> Rohrabacher’s attitude toward the drug has mellowed since watching President Ronald Reagan sign the “National Crusade for a Drug Free America” bill into law in 1986, and he thinks the rest of the