Created Equal | Commentary
The time to move this bill forward is now — not tomorrow, not next month, not next year. That is the mandate of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Senate Bill Puts Guantanamo on Path to Close
</p> Announcing the results of the annual marathon closed markup of the defense policy bill, Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich., announced language related to the Guantanamo facility and transfer
50 Senators Tell NFL to Rename Washington Redskins (Video)
</p> <p/> A separate letter was sent to Goodell by Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., also calling for a name change.
What Amounts to Victory in November for House Democrats Still Unclear
</p> On Tuesday, Oregon Rep.
Keep Nutrition Science in the WIC Program | Commentary
</p> </p> Five years ago, the USDA updated the WIC food packages for the first time since 1980.
Unemployment Extension: Jack Reed Hasn’t Given Up
</p> “There are two basic issues,” he said. “We need a legislative vehicle because the House is refusing to do the obvious and pass our bill, which is bipartisan and paid for.”
CableCARD Integration Bill Would Have a Chilling Effect on Third-Party Devices, Interest Groups Say
</p> Most of the language in a complex satellite and cable broadcast bill working its way through Congress deals with issues the average pay-TV viewer won’t see up close, ranging from retransmission negotiations
Why 10 Republicans Voted Against Honoring Golf Legend Jack Nicklaus
</p> As Amash points out, this isn’t the first time the House has voted to recognize Nicklaus. In the 112th Congress, the bill passed 373-4.
Why 10 Republicans Voted Against Honoring Golf Legend Jack Nicklaus
</p> As Amash points out, this isn’t the first time the House has voted to recognize Nicklaus. In the 112th Congress, the bill passed 373-4.
In Wake of VA Scandal, McCain Proposes Private Health Option for Veterans
</p> McCain told KYFI radio in Phoenix that he was working to develop the bill with a pair of fellow Republicans: Senate Veterans’ Affairs ranking member Richard M. Burr and Sen.
Bringing Accountability and Transparency to the Federal Government’s Financial Statements | Commentary
</p> </p> In 1996, President Bill Clinton recognized that the federal government’s accounting standards were inadequate when he signed into law a bill that would help to codify standards set by the
Carney: ‘A Shame’ Unemployment Extension Is Going Nowhere (Video)
</p> </p> </p> Carney was asked by CQ Roll Call at Wednesday’s briefing about Speaker John A.
New JOBS Act Rules Damage Job Growth | Commentary
I personally lobbied for the bill and proudly sat with the president when he signed it into law with broad, bipartisan support.
Broun, Gingrey Leaving Conservative Hole in House
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The defeat of tea-party-aligned candidates in primaries across the country was a disappointment to conservatives, but perhaps nowhere will the hard-right suffer more
Behind the Photo: Tom Williams’ Favorite Photos
</p> Williams has been covering Washington for Roll Call since 2000.
Rocker Chad Smith Does D.C. Right
</p> Smith has been rocking the Capitol this week. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The best part of the trip, though, had to be showing his eldest son, Cole, around the White House.
A Bipartisan Solution to Protect America’s Most Vulnerable Patients | Commentary
</p> </p> We all support efforts to reduce preventable hospital readmissions.
Creating a National Strategy for Mental Health | Commentary
</p> </p> Our bill will create a national strategy for mental health to strengthen the mental health system and set the goals and policies for the future of mental health services in America.
Broun, Gingrey Leaving Conservative Hole in House
He routinely offers more amendments than any other member, some of them dicing relatively minor amounts from appropriations bill, and most of them failing by wide margins on the House floor.
Boehner: Obama’s New Mexico Monument Hurts Border Security
</p> The House bill is sponsored by New Mexico Republican Rep. Steve Pearce, who accused Obama of a “land grab.”