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</p> Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., ripped the amendment as something that would help terrorists and endanger national security and undo a carefully negotiated balance the on the earlier bill
</p> Agriculture officials will soon name a board of directors for the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research that Congress created in this year’s farm bill and launch a program they hope will draw
</p> Supporters of the new agriculture research foundation created by this year’s farm bill often point to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health as a model.
</p> Stockman’s bill comes after a tense Ways and Means Committee hearing earlier Friday in which Republicans ripped into IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, with Rep. Paul D.
</p> The Ethics Committee began investigating the matter in the 111th Congress.
</p> Late Thursday, 142 Democrats and a handful of Republicans joined forces behind an amendment to the fiscal 2015 defense appropriations bill that would have barred any spending on combat operations
</p> Here we go again.
</p> A key takeaway from a series of late-night votes on the Defense appropriations bill is that a sizable antiwar group of House Democrats oppose Obama’s plan to engage militarily, and don’t support
</p> “The amendment was a bill-killer.
</p> “It was my hope we could get forward on this appropriation bill with a full and open amendment process and a reasonable number of amendments from both sides.
</p> Walsh joins libertarian leaning Sen.
</p> Don’t forget to get your ticket for the 53rd Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game, which is on June 25 this year.
Boehner’s initial “fiscal cliff” bargaining position at the end of 2012 and embarrassing back-to-back floor defeats last summer for both a farm bill and a major domestic spending bill.
</p> Stefanik led 45 percent to 37 percent for businessman Matt Doheny in the automated poll conducted by Republican firm Harper Polling.
Bill Cassidy, are undoubtedly preparing for an extended, one-on-one race.
</p> </p> </p> Boehner said Obama briefed the group on steps he plans to take, and has already taken, as the terrorist group, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, advances toward Baghdad.
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) While everyone on Capitol Hill is waiting for the results of Thursday afternoon’s House GOP leadership races, CQ Roll Call remembers Ben Pershing’s 2005 piece on the
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 3:32 p.m. | Republican members of the House elected Kevin McCarthy to be the next majority leader, sending a message of stability to their party in a time
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 5:45 p.m. | After a fiercely fought campaign against two competitors, Republican Study Committee Chairman Steve Scalise of Louisiana emerged Thursday afternoon
</p> Here’s Pershing’s 2005 piece in its entirety: </p> When it comes to Congressional leadership races, they just don’t make ’em like they used to.