House GOP in Holding Pattern on Funding DHS
</p> On the flip side, some House Republicans are questioning if the Republican Party as a whole could weather the political storm of opposing a “clean” DHS spending bill.
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Keystone Process Tells Tale of Two Houses | Procedural Politics
</p> Meantime, the House Rules Committee reported a closed amendment rule on its Keystone bill, allowing just one hour of debate and one minority motion to recommit –all done in one afternoon.
Reid Waits on Boehner Before Committing to DHS Funding Bill
</p> </p> McConnell’s offer of passing a clean full-year Homeland Security bill through the Senate shorn of immigration provisions — which he said could happen quickly with Democratic cooperation —
Obama Vetoes Keystone Pipeline
President Barack Obama has vetoed the Keystone Pipeline bill as promised, using his veto pen for just the third time and the first since 2010.
McConnell Unveils Two-Part DHS Plan
</p> </p> Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he is prepared to move a “clean” DHS funding bill — without any extraneous immigration language — as soon as Democrats are willing to agree to a vote.
Corker, Menendez on Bipartisan Campaign to End Modern-Day Slavery
</p> Corker said he hoped the bill could form a model for structuring the funding of other aid efforts and said he and Menendez had drawn on previous big U.S.
Duckworth Back at Work Following Maternity Leave
</p> Rep. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., is back at work after giving birth to daughter Abigail O’kalani Bowlsbey in November.
Hoyer on Short-Term DHS Bill: ‘Cross That Bridge When We Come to It’
Hoyer, D-Md., said he and members of his party are still holding out for a “clean” bill to pay for DHS operations through the remainder of the fiscal year.
Could Reid Sport Shades on Senate Floor?
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) “Traditions of the United States Senate,” the official tome on precedents, establishes that the presiding officer is in charge of enforcing “decorum.”
Oscar-Winning Portrayals About Legislative Impasse
</p> That wasn’t the case Sunday night.
Oscar-Winning Portrayals About Legislative Impasse
</p> Patricia Arquette.
California’s Outsider-Turned-Insider Tasked With Youth Outreach
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Senate Democrats Show Limits of GOP Spending Strategy
</p> The immigration fight that has stalemated the fiscal 2015 Homeland Security spending bill, leaving the department days away from a possible shutdown, makes clear the high hurdles that remain for
Senate Democrats Show Limits of GOP Spending Strategy
</p> The immigration fight that has stalemated the fiscal 2015 Homeland Security spending bill, leaving the department days away from a possible shutdown, makes clear the high hurdles that remain for
McConnell Offers Standalone Bill Blocking Obama’s Immigration Actions
</p> </p> The Kentucky Republican offered a standalone bill focused on the immigration actions alone after Democrats filibustered for a fourth time the House-passed DHS bill, this time on a 47-46 vote
McConnell Offers Plan to Break DHS Logjam
</p> The Kentucky Republican offered a standalone bill focused on the 2014 immigration actions alone after Democrats for the fourth time filibustered the House-passed DHS bill, this time on a 47-46 vote
LNG Exports Can Power America’s Economic Recovery | Commentary
</p> </p> All of this is within our reach. In January, the House passed a bipartisan bill to get these exports moving, with the support of 41 Democrats.
Solving the Password Problem | Commentary
That’s putting pressure on both parties to act, but Congress hasn’t yet been able to pass a cybersecurity bill.
Newseum Books John Lewis for More ‘March’ Talk
</p> Lewis stands on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., in between television interviews on Feb. 14.
Pols, Chefs Primed to Fete Military Families
</p> Solons slated to lend their support to the cause include Florida Democratic Reps. Patrick Murphy and Corrine Brown, Florida Sen. Bill Nelson and South Carolina Republican Sen. Tim Scott.