Congressional Dinner to Feature Graham, Boxer
CBS correspondent Bill Plante is the emcee and Associated Press reporter Linda Deutsch is receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Nevada Caucuses: Pitching to Latinos, Mormons and Vegas
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) PAHRUMP, Nev. — In a state where 28 percent of the residents are Hispanic, in a race where two of the leading candidates have Hispanic roots, Republican presidential hopefuls
CQ Roll Call Analysis: The Partisanship of SCOTUS Confirmations
</p> </p> Five Republicans, by contrast, voted for President Bill Clinton’s nominees: Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer. Sen. Richard C.
Senate Freshmen Aim to Be ‘Force’ Not ‘Faction’
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) A preacher, a doctor, a historian, a governor, two businessmen, a few veterans and some lawmakers walk into a bar … and the “bear den” is born.
Nevada Caucuses: Pitching to Latinos, Mormons and Vegas
</p> In North Las Vegas meanwhile, Sen.
On Economy, Obama Needs GOP Congress
</p> Whether that happens is up in the air.
Nichols Carries Out World’s Leading Climate Change Policy
</p> Sponsored by P&G Even her toughest industry opponents, who challenged the regulations in court, offered respect for her knowledge base.
Nichols Carries Out World’s Leading Climate Change Policy
</p> </p> “She is the right person, at the right time, in the right place,” said Democratic California state Sen.
More Ready for Kwan Than Clinton
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) <p class="p1"> Hillary Clinton won the Nevada caucuses on Saturday, but she still has a gaping weakness with the young voters that helped delivered the White House to President
Senate GOP Newcomers Neither Far Right Nor Extra-Loyal
Bill Cassidy of Louisiana were among the 10 most reliable party stalwarts because they voted the party line more than 96 percent of the time.
What We Learned From the Nevada Caucuses
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Hillary Clinton stabilized her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination by holding off a surging Sen. Bernard Sanders to win in Nevada on Saturday.
What We Learned From the Nevada Caucuses
He’s also a veteran of Bill Clinton’s campaigns and was a Clinton-era Democratic National Committee official.</p> <p dir="ltr" lang="en">Better tone and message for @hillaryclinton tonight.
Trump v Clinton: We’re Not There Yet
</p> But the Conventional Wisdom has been wrong at every turn in this election cycle.
Don’t Call it a Push Poll: Bernie Sanders Campaign Edition
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Arguing about the term “push poll” is a biennial tradition and, thanks to the Bernie Sanders campaign, we get to do it once again.
Earmark Ban Leaves Lock and Dam Projects Up for Infighting
enacted in fiscal 2016 in the omnibus spending bill.
Supreme Court: Redraw North Carolina Congressional Districts
The North Carolina legislature had ratified a bill that would eliminate runoff elections, and instead have the results determined by a plurality — the candidate who receives more than any other but not
Obama, Scalia and the Politics of a High Court Funeral
</p> “And Justice Scalia was a private person.
Obama, Scalia and the Politics of a High Court Funeral
</p> </p> <p lang="en" dir="ltr">If we want to reduce partisanship, we can start by honoring great public servants who we disagree with https://t.co/f5FZGrMbcB </p> — Steven Rattner (@SteveRattner)
McCaskill Upholds Her Promise
Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., to introduce a one-sentence bill to end exemption for members of Congress summoned by the courts.