‘Innovation Act’ Will Squelch Innovation | Commentary
</p> </p> The bill would require the courts to shift the costs of patent litigation to the losing party unless some vague criteria are satisfied.
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In an Increasingly Diverse Electorate, GOP Must Offer More | Commentary
</p> In 2013, the Republican Party called for a “forward-leaning vision” to address the concerns of women voters.
Marco Rubio’s Presidential Bid Creates Open-Seat Scrum (Updated)
</p> Some of these Republicans could wait until 2018, when there will be an open gubernatorial race and three-term Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson will be up for re-election. But Florida Gov.
Marco Rubio’s Presidential Bid Creates Open-Seat Scrum (Updated)
</p> Some of these Republicans could wait until 2018, when there will be an open gubernatorial race and three-term Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson will be up for re-election. But Florida Gov.
Obama Torches McCain Over Criticism of Kerry on Iran
</p> “When I hear some, like Sen.
Golf Lobby Continues Chipping Away at Congress
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Industry leaders are giving “National Golf Day 2015” all they’ve got, carting in Presidents Cup 2015 captains Jay Haas (U.S. team) and Nick Price (international
House Democrat Passes on Illinois Senate Race
Bill Foster announced Friday he will not run for Senate next year and instead endorsed fellow House Democrat Tammy Duckworth, who joined the race last month.
House Democrats Forced to Choose Sides in Iran Debate
up its bill giving Congress power to override President Barack Obama’s emerging deal to disarm Iran.
Teaching Hospitals May Benefit From Schumer’s Likely Ascension in Leadership
</p> </p> Schumer often sharpens his focus to help hospitals in his own state.
Wyden Looks Safe, but Democratic Rift Is Real
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Liberal groups have targeted Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden for defeat in next year’s elections unless he sides with them on upcoming trade deals.
Capitol Police Chief Submits Resignation Letter (Video) (Updated)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 8:58 p.m. | U.S. Capitol Police Chief Kim C.
Obama Still Taking It Slow on Marijuana
Congress last year passed a ban on raids of state-licensed medical marijuana facilities as part of the omnibus spending bill Obama signed into law.
Obama Still Taking It Slow on Marijuana
Congress last year passed a ban on raids of state-licensed medical marijuana facilities as part of the omnibus spending bill Obama signed into law.
#tbt Trivia: A Whole Lot of Elephants
</p> Here are the links in case you missed our #tbt last week , and the week before that. </p> This week features Bill Clinton, quilts and some old-school tech.
Farr, Rohrabacher Tell Holder: Cool It on Pot Prosecutions
</p> In a letter Wednesday, California Reps.
The Yucca ‘Albatross’
</p> </p> ‘Screw Nevada Bill’ </p> </p> Whether pro-Yucca members like it or not, the road to a nuclear waste deal runs through Nevada.
Obama’s Double Death Tax | Commentary
The full committee followed up with a markup of the Death Tax Repeal Act (HR 1105), a bipartisan bill sponsored by Reps. Kevin Brady, R-Texas, and Sanford D. Bishop Jr., D-Ga.
‘Deposition’ or ‘Productive Dialogue’? Depends on Whom You Ask
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) With members of Congress back home or traveling overseas during the congressional recess, District of Columbia activists headed to Capitol Hill to encourage staffers
Conservatives Find Political Red Meat in USDA Diet Guidelines
</p> Add the Department of Agriculture to the list.
McCarthy Outlines Busy, Maybe Tense, April Work Period
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) After a two-week respite, April is shaping up to be a month of long nights, nods to the GOP base and divisions on both sides of the aisle.