Former Senate Colleagues Could See Biden as President
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Rare is the senator who hasn’t praised Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s character.
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National Dog Day: Congress and Its Furry Friends
</p> Click through to see Bill Frist meet some big bloodhounds, Kent Conrad and his longtime companion Dakota , images of Capitol Police K9s at work and the tourist dogs that come to sightsee with their
Pass Permanent Internet Tax Ban in September | Commentary
From a long-term extension of the transportation bill to an overall package to keep the government open, the heat of August will surely still be felt on the Hill after recess.
In New Hampshire, Frank Guinta Soldiers On Amid Controversy
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Embattled GOP Rep. Frank C.
Rubio: GOP Needs 60 Votes to Repeal Obamacare
</p> Of course, some Republicans — including other presidential contenders — argue that the budget reconciliation process can be used to pass a bill with a simple majority that at least partially rolls
Virginia Shooting Sparks Discussions About Journalism, Gun Control (Updated)
</p> Others took the news of the shooting to highlight the need for stricter gun control. Former Democratic Arizona Rep.
Hashtag #TrumpThis: Lawmakers Mix It Up on Social Media
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) In an age of sanitized social media, Donald Trump has proved to be a politician doing his own messaging can be an asset.
In New Hampshire, Frank Guinta Soldiers On Amid Controversy
</p> Guinta speaks to CQ Roll Call after an event in Portsmouth, N.H. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) But since the May scandal broke, a number of members of his own party, including GOP Sen.
Senate Must Pass the 21st Century Cures Act | Commentary
</p> Over the next five years, the Food and Drug Administration would receive an additional $550 million under the bill.
Stay COOL: Keep the Country of Origin Labeling Act Intact | Commentary
</p> California has a population greater than Canada. Mexico is a drug cartel operating as a country.
Obama, Reid and ‘the Crazies’
</p> Schultz pointed to the September 2013 standoff over government funding for Obamacare that precipitated a government shutdown.
Reid Dismisses ‘Longshot’ Prospects for Iran Deal Filibuster
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid told reporters gathered in Las Vegas that filibustering a bill to disapprove of the nuclear deal with Iran would be a “longshot.”
As Auto Industry Cyber Safety Lags, Lawmakers Propose New Regulations
</p> “The average new car has 40 to 50 computers that run 20 million lines of software code, more than a Boeing 787… Mark Rosekind, who heads the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, has urged
Living Proof of Why We Must Build a Strong VA | Commentary
</p> After I started getting up and around, I was able to go to college on the GI bill through the VA.
Obamacare Repeal Effort Could Wait Until Next Year
good case for using the reconciliation bill for the Obamacare repeal measure, to the extent allowable under the arcane budget rules, since bills that Obama might sign would likely need an abundance of
ESEA Should Address the Impact of Child Poverty on STEM Performance | Commentary
He proposed his signature domestic policy bill, No Child Left Behind, on Jan. 21, 2001, just one day after he was sworn into office.
How to Resolve Differences Between House, Senate Military Pay Reforms
The two chambers are now negotiating a final bill, but according to press reports, the negotiators are stuck on the details of a major military compensation and retirement reform proposal,” writes Justin
Poll: House Incumbents Who Oppose LGBT Rights Lose Support
A set of polls conducted for the Human Rights Campaign found incumbents would imperil their re-election chances if they oppose a bill that bans discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
Defense Secretary Remains Stumbling Block to Guantanamo Releases
</p> “The White House believes that Carter is unwilling to be accountable for the transfer of Guantánamo detainees and their conduct post-release, even to the point of defying the president’s policy