Why Expanded Trade Will Support an Economic Recovery | Commentary
Since its introduction, the Customs Reauthorization Bill has received only one hearing, and none in the last 15 months.
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Construction Underway at D.C. Ukrainian Memorial
</p> Concept design for the memorial, courtesy of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America.
Fast Forward Friday: How a Photographer Uses Instagram’s Hyperlapse
</p> </p> And if you’re wondering what it looks like to ride that Senate subway, here’s an inside glimpse: </p> </p> My next test was to see what a news conference would look like at hyper speed
Treaties Exhibit Ushers in 10 Years of American Indian Museum
</p> Moran said he would probably visit the exhibit soon.
The House Must Act to End Employment Discrimination | Commentary
This bipartisan bill embodies a simple premise based on traditional American values: whether a person is hired, fired, or promoted should be based on the quality of their work, not who they are.
After Today, House Is Done Through the Elections
The CR keeping the government open past Sept. 30 is the only must-pass bill keeping Congress in town.
Senate Votes to Fund Syrian Rebels Against ISIS, Avert Government Shutdown (Updated) (Video)
</p> The bill, which the president has said he will sign, provides billions the president intends to use for his war on ISIS , but does not explicitly authorize that war beyond arming “vetted” Syrian
Party Like it’s 1994: Gingrich, DeLay Reunite With ‘Greatest Class’
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) While most of Congress trekked down Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday night to the annual White House picnic, a select group of current and former members took a trip down Memory
Senate Votes to Fund Syrian Rebels Against ISIS, Avert Government Shutdown (Updated) (Video)
</p> The bill, which the president has said he will sign, provides billions the president intends to use for his war on ISIS, but does not explicitly authorize that war beyond arming “vetted” Syrian rebels
Party Like it’s 1994: Gingrich, DeLay Reunite With ‘Greatest Class’
</p> It was moderated by fellow classmate and current Sen.
It’s Time for the FCC to Call Off Its Convoluted Power Grab | Commentary
</p> </p> Pre-empting state restrictions on municipal broadband is unsound in principle.
ISIS or ISIL? On the Hill, Depends on Whom You Ask
</p> One protester used ISIL at a congressional hearing, but the term ISIS is more common. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Is it “ISIS,” “ISIL,” or something else entirely?
Repairing a Frayed Connection
</p> </p> But Obama’s climate agenda crashed headfirst into the annual appropriations process in June, when Senate Democrats had to scrap a markup of the Energy Department’s fiscal 2015 spending bill
McDonnell Appeal Begs Question: What Is Corruption?
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) As Bob McDonnell’s lawyers gear up to appeal the former Virginia Governor’s conviction on 11 counts of bribery, conspiracy and extortion, federal prosecutors, legal
Conservatives Pick Mike Lee as His Ambitious Pals Eye 2016
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The caucus of the most conservative senators has chosen a new leader.
Meet the Super PAC Woman
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) As the political ad wars rage on television sets from New England to Southern California, Democrats think they have their answer to the Koch brothers and Karl Rove: a mother
Tom Coburn Won’t Be Going Away Quietly
</p> But the bill is popular and has bipartisan support, and Reid has in the past demonstrated a willingness to dedicate substantial time to the issue.
Tom Coburn Won’t Be Going Away Quietly
</p> Republican Roy Blunt of Missouri is a leader on the travel legislation, and he’s seeking to overcome objections to get the bill through this year.
House Votes to Arm Syrian Rebels, Pass CR
After voting to give President Barack Obama the authority to arm and train Syrian rebels, the House passed legislation Wednesday to fund the government until Dec. 11, moving the bill to avoid a government