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Politics · 114th Congress

Indicted Rep. Fattah Loses Primary

</p> <p class="p1"> [Related: Chaka Fattah Charged in 29 Count Indictment] </p> <p class="p1"> Evans won 42 percent of the vote to Fattah’s 35 percent in the four-way Democratic primary, with 96 percent

Politics · 114th Congress

Trump Sweeps Northeast Corridor Primaries, Clinton Wins 4

(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Republican Donald Trump scored an impressive five-state sweep on Tuesday in a set of presidential primaries along the Northeast corridor, while Democrat Hillary Clinton claimed

Politics · 114th Congress

GOP’s Troubles Just Beginning

</p> The country moved noticeably to the right starting in the early 1980s with Ronald Reagan and continuing through the presidency of Bill Clinton (“The era of big government is over”) and even the first

Politics · 114th Congress

Clinton’s Closing Argument

</p> Hillary Clinton’s final pitch before Tuesday’s primaries in the Northeast looks and sounds like a closing argument for the primary campaign itself.  

Politics · 114th Congress

Who Had the Best Fundraising Quarter?

</p> The former congressman has effectively been shunned by Democrats statewide and nationally in favor of former Bill Clinton adviser Katie McGinty, who has been endorsed by the Democratic Senatorial

Politics · 114th Congress

Zika Funding Compromise Proves Elusive So Far

Patty Murray of Washington to broker a deal that adds emergency dollars to an unspecified appropriations bill.  </p> “We’ve been talking a great deal with each other.

Politics · 114th Congress

Like a Rolling Stone

</p> Illinois Democrat Bill Foster, a physicist and one of the caucus’ more thoughtful members, puts the issue in scientific terms.  

Politics · 114th Congress

Bipartisan Push on to Oppose 9/11 Bill

</p> That alternative, he said, is “the essence of diplomacy.”  </p> Shortly before Earnest appeared in the White House briefing room, Ryan addressed the so-called “9/11 bill.”  

Politics · 114th Congress

Crises Mount, House Still Won’t Act

The bill couldn’t even move forward in committee as scheduled last week because it lacked support from members of both parties.