Life as Jon Tester’s Executive Assistant
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) With 14 fingers between them, there’s never a shortage of joke material for Montana Sen.
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Gyrocopter Lands Amid Capitol Police Tumult
</p> Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Frank J. Larkin, chairman of the Capitol Police Board, referred all inquiries to the Capitol Police.
Calls for D.C. Rights Mount on Tax Day, Emancipation Day
</p> Inside, representatives from DC Vote, a group advocating for D.C. autonomy, and members of the D.C.
Life as Jon Tester’s Executive Assistant
</p> “When he’s done, I’m done,” Jackson said. “When he starts, I start.” </p> This particular day started at 7:15 a.m., when Jackson picked Tester up for an early appointment.
Where Graham Sees Room for a Fourth GOP Senator in White House Field
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The GOP presidential field is now, officially, thicker with senators than at any time in the past two decades.
Tax Code Rewrite Prospects: Wait ‘Til Next Year
</p> Back to the Future </p> Just before retiring from the House and the chairmanship of Ways and Means last year, Michigan Republican Dave Camp introduced a 979-page tax overhaul bill that would
Top House Democrats Warming to Senate’s Iran Bill
</p> But now President Barack Obama is no longer threatening a veto of the Corker-Cardin compromise bill, which might let Democrats support the measure.
Military Construction-VA Appropriations by the Numbers
</p> House appropriators unveiled a spending bill this week for military construction and veterans programs that would fall short of what the president wants, but would boost spending over the current
Corker: White House ‘Spinning’ on Iran Switcheroo (Audio)
</p> The White House went Tuesday from vowing to veto the Corker-Menendez Iran bill to backing an emerging compromise, with caveats.
Unanimous Foreign Relations Vote Puts Iran Bill on Warpspeed
</p> “I’ve had no conversations with the White House about the substance of the bill.
Unanimous Foreign Relations Vote Puts Iran Bill on Warpspeed
</p> “I’ve had no conversations with the White House about the substance of the bill.
Capitol Lens: Reflections of Spring
According to Photo Editor Bill Clark, the Tidal Basin was packed with photographers and tourists at sunrise.
Appropriations Markup Puts GOP in Tough Position Of Balancing Defense, Veterans Spending
</p> </p> The subcommittee was working from a bill (HR 1735) that would provide $76.6 billion in discretionary spending, which would be $4.6 billion more than Congress appropriated for fiscal 2015,
Iran, Medicare, Trafficking Top Senate’s Spring Agenda
</p> </p> McConnell reaffirmed the Senate’s need to address human-trafficking legislation before moving to a vote to confirm Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch, and McConnell also said Sen.
McConnell Urges Support for House-Passed Medicare Fix
</p> </p> “On something like 17 occasions, we’ve gone through these so-called short-term fixes, under which we have largely whacked providers far beyond what I think was appropriate.
Senate’s To-Do List Keeps Getting Longer (Video)
</p> The bill, which Corker drafted with Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., has already come under a veto threat from the White House.
Boehner Aims to Move Iran Bill Before Negotiations Finish
As the Senate prepares to take up a bill that would let Congress reject a nuclear agreement with Iran, Speaker John A. Boehner reaffirmed Tuesday that he’s waiting for that bill with open arms.
Senate’s To-Do List Keeps Getting Longer (Video)
</p> The bill, which Corker drafted with Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., has already come under a veto threat from the White House.
A Busy and Bipartisan Tuesday
</p> At about the time Corker’s panel passed its measure, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee was beginning its deliberations on a bill to overhaul the No Child Left Behind education
Boehner: Corker Bill to Move Before Iran Deal Finalized (Video)
Boehner reaffirmed Tuesday he’s waiting for that bill with open arms. </p> “Congress absolutely should have the opportunity to review this deal,” Boehner said Tuesday.