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(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) With Congress back in town Monday after five weeks off, plenty of Republicans and Democrats have made it clear the session’s No. 1 priority is passing a spending bill
</p> War on ISIS.
</p> </p> The “Rose” character has some issues she’s dealing with — cast bios describe Rose as a bipolar empty-nester struggling with adjusting to her new “normal” (“She seems to have found a nice equilibrium
</p> Conservative groups are calling on McCarthy to allow authorization for the Ex-Im Bank to expire. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Kevin McCarthy, check your inbox.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated Sept. 9, 1:14 p.m. | For most of the country, this October’s television airwaves are filled with two things: baseball and politics — and the two rarely mix
</p> It’s not the first time former ACLU leaders have publicly clashed with the national ACLU over campaign financing.
</p> It’s clear Tierney also feels the heat on the ground.
</p> </p> Once again, Tierney’s political future relies on his vaunted get-out-the-vote operation in the district north of Boston.
</p> Politically, this gives Senate candidates a chance to compete for northern Virginia votes. </p> Sen.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) A former communications director for House Republican Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers sent reporters a 1,959-word email Monday accusing the Washington
Steve Daines of Montana, Blake Farenthold of Texas, Bill Flores of Texas, Robert Pittenger of North Carolina and Fred Upton of Michigan, and Democrat Bill Foster of Illinois.
</p> Given McConnell’s comments, the real test vote sounds like it will wait a few more days.
</p> The fifth richest member of the 113 Congress, Sen.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) None of the four GOP challengers to the richest Democrats, meanwhile, can plausibly portray himself as living in humble circumstance — though most are self made.
</p> <p/> That had briefly raised the potential for a showdown later this month as Congress debates a must-pass bill to fund the government, although Republican leaders had shown no interest in a repeat
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The Conditions </p> Even in the mid-morning, it’s too hot for the rattlesnakes to come out of their holes.
</p> As Roll Call’s Bill Clark captured this shot, Grijalva put his forearm on Bill’s shoulder and leaned in to declare, “The smart ones stay in the car.”
</p> Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy, who is running against Landrieu this fall in a key Senate race, had joined with Sen.
</p> </p> In addition to fine-tuning the focus of federally funded education research, the House bill calls for the research to be understandable and useful to teachers and parents.
</p> </p> The Senate Defense Committee instead approved a 2015 draft appropriations bill adding nearly $80 million to the line item for production of Tomahawk cruise missiles.