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</p> <p class="p1">[White House Watch: No Chance for a Smooth Transition]</p> <p class="p1">Obama, in a statement, did not specifically lay out what he intends to tell the country, saying he was “just
</p> Any bipartisan sanctions bill would need the support of Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin to make it out of the House.</p> “Russia does not share America’s interests.
</p> Wilbur Ross Trump’s pick for secretary of Commerce</p> Billionaire investor whose specializes in buying and turning around troubled companies</p> Was a board member of the U.S.
</p> “Moscow last year launched a campaign of air strikes in Syria to help President Bashar al-Assad and his forces retake territory lost to rebels, some of whom are supported by the United States.”
</p> Clint Odom, a longtime aide to Florida Sen.
</p> Donors to and members of Trump’s inaugural host committee have plenty of business before the government, as they offer big money to help foot the bill for the January festivities.
In the face of stubbornly high unemployment, he enlisted the help of former President Bill Clinton and investment guru Warren Buffet, among others, to fight GOP criticism that his administration was slowing
A bill that deals strictly with border issues or enforcement is a loser mathematically, he said.
They include: </p> Senate Democrats in Trump states Ten Democrats from states won by Donald Trump are up for re-election in 2018, and all voted for the Senate immigration bill in 2013.
By Bill Clark and Tom WilliamsCQ Roll Call</p> With 2016 almost in the books, Roll Call is taking a look through its photo archives for some of our best images of the year.
</p> Many analysts believe McCrory’s more than 10,000-vote loss in November can be tied to the bathroom bill.
</p> “Tucked into the annual defense authorization bill — expected to become law in coming days — is a provision requiring the Defense Secretary and Internal Revenue Service Commissioner to post online
</p> Fiscal purist In Congress, the South Carolinian split with many Republicans on defense spending.
</p> The bill more strictly codifies the U.S.
When Bill and Hillary Clinton moved into the White House in 1993, the newly installed first couple was nearly destroyed for making an offer they thought America could not refuse — a two-for-one special
</p> And now for some happy birthdays… Rep. Donald M. Payne Jr., D-N.J., 58.</p> Saturday</p> Rep. Steve Knight, R-Calif., 50.</p> Rep. Rick Nolan, D-Minn., 73.</p> Sunday</p> Rep.
</p> Woolsey, who now serves as an occasional adviser to the Trump team on national security, said his relationship with President Bill Clinton gnawed at CIA morale over time because “it began to give
</p> The California Democrat said she has a list of “1,000 accomplishments” for when she is asked what she is most proud of, including an after-school bill, protecting women from violence, protecting victims
</p> The Gallup poll showed 48 percent of those surveyed approve of how Trump is handling his transition into the White House.