Policy · 114th Congress
Capitol Police Officer Unfairly Disciplined, Panel Reaffirms
The officer in question, James Konczos, who was the chairman of the U.S.
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Policy · 114th Congress
‘Disappointed’ Obama Hits GOP Over Immigration Ruling
President Barack Obama on Thursday panned the divided Supreme Court’s inability to rule on his immigration executive actions, arguing it was a direct result of Senate Republicans’ refusal to take up his
Policy · 114th Congress
Supreme Court Tie Blocks Obama’s Immigration Plan
President Barack Obama panned the divided Supreme Court’s inability to definitively rule on his immigration action, arguing it was a direct result of Senate Republicans’ refusal to take up his nomination
Policy · 114th Congress
Revived Gun Debate Likely to Roil Spending Bills
Durbin of Illinois said in a statement. “But when the debates end and nothing has changed, Congress makes itself complicit in the next killing.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Democrats: Supreme Court Vacancy Hurts Small Business
Democrats have been pushing for the Senate to consider Garland, whom Obama nominated Garland in March following Justice Antonin Scalia’s death in February.
Policy · 114th Congress
E-Cigarette Regulations Could Stymie Small Shops
“The FDA’s refusal to modernize the February 2007 predicate date will cause a modern day prohibition of products that are recognized worldwide as far less hazardous than cigarettes,” said Gregory
Policy · 114th Congress
Hastert Gets 15 Months, Admits Abuse at Sentencing
and ‘speaker of the House’ in the same sentence.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Hastert and Congress: ‘How Did We Miss It?’
But even at the height of Hastert’s power, serious questions were raised about his judgment — his refusal to renounce misconduct by his colleagues and his own financial transactions that made him
Policy · 114th Congress
Grassley: Democrats Could Force a Vote on Nominee
“Your refusal to consider his nomination would be an unprecedented break from the Senate’s history and would harm our constitutional democracy and undermine the Supreme Court’s ability to be our