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individuals wearing purple shirts at Tuesday’s hearing "as an emblem of their commitment to solving the Alzheimer’s crisis," said the disease is "a very, very good example of how NIH has gone off the rails
But I liken it to a conversation I had with the House chaplain when things were really off the rails.
cases, introduced new legislation and assured further investigation, while outside groups have pushed for more overt action in response to what they say is the latest sign of a court running off the rails
A House Oversight markup went off the rails this week and highlights this episode of Congressional Hits and Misses.
President Joe Biden arrives at the Wilmington Convention Center in North Carolina to speak about clean water projects on Thursday.
Starting gate Western rails: President Joe Biden’s stop in Las Vegas last week to announce $3 billion in new rail funding to connect the city with Southern California has generated fodder for the
Shippers don’t seem to be shifting goods from barges to trucks or rails, Zea said, because those modes have their own problems.
But he also described the White House-Democratic strategy in a way that made clear the "parallel tracks" were never Track B and Track C but the connected rails of Track A.
Am I really being paranoid when I could envision my harmless interaction with the couple next door going off the rails?
When it comes to political third rails — from abortion to gun reform to the state of our democracy — and after some nudging and throat-clearing, Democrats are acting positively positive.
You know, we think the FDA is off the rails with this latest interpretation. Q: You’ve taken on the FDA like this before when it proposed a ban on aging cheese on wooden shelves.
I did a video where I just said the Republican Party is off the rails,” Kinzinger said Thursday. “Now we have over 200,000 members, over 6,000 volunteers.
Kent, a far-right Republican who has the backing of former President Donald Trump and regularly rails against the Beltway establishment, is working to set up back-to-back meetings all day at the
He rails against big-box stores that have gutted local economies and investors who have jacked up housing prices, and he promises to ban foreign ownership of American agricultural land to counter
And the polarization is asymmetrical in the sense that the Republican Party has particularly gone off the rails in terms of ideological extremism.
But Cicilline and his supporters point to the rise of the consumer welfare standard in antitrust law as where things went off the rails for the U.S. economy.
Amtrak says that estimate would effectively “gold-plate” freight tracks in order to give Amtrak access to rails it has a right to.
“It seems like when people go off the rails, their goal is to hurt everyone present — not just the member of Congress, but everyone present,” said one long-serving House Republican granted anonymity
“We are excited with an exclamation point,” the avowed policy wonk said, eager to discuss roads, rails and pipelines, oh my!
consequences of rolling back tax cuts on upper-income taxpayers and businesses to pay for Biden’s sweeping infrastructure plan — spending that, as envisioned by the White House, would go well beyond roads, rails