From lens of GOP’s Main Street to the bipartisan Problem Solvers, Johnson sees solutions
So, no, I’m not really in a position of joining any more groups right now.
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Republican senators grill DHS chief over border security
Testy exchanges But Senate Republicans expressed how they were not moved, resulting in several testy exchanges. Sen.
The overclassification problem plaguing the federal government
As Director Haines said in January, "overclassification undermines the basic trust that public has in its government."
State of the COVID-19 union: Honing our selective memories
The result has been that everything about the pandemic is viewed in ideological terms.
House cafeteria workers eyeing pickets, walkouts if contract talks sour
Taylor pointed to Sodexo’s refusal to voluntarily recognize the collective bargaining rights of cafeteria workers at some other government locations as evidence of the company’s potential intractability
Congress · 118th Congress
Trouble deepens for Architect of the Capitol as Kevin McCarthy calls for firing
Blanton, who was appointed to the role by former President Donald Trump in 2019, was called in to testify before the House Administration Committee on Thursday in part to answer for a damning inspector
Congress · 118th Congress
Biden fires embattled architect of the Capitol, months after scathing report
“His refusal to be transparent and truthful has made clear that he can no longer lead the organization and must resign immediately.”
Policy · 118th Congress
McCarthy, Biden to meet in hopes of avoiding debt limit debacle
financial markets that didn’t exist in 2011, a similar moment in U.S. political history.
Congress · 118th Congress
House Republicans united on border policy focus
As the 118th Congress began this month, Republican lawmakers were steadfast in their refusal to consider adding to border security legislation any provisions to protect undocumented immigrants, including
Congress · 117th Congress
Presidential transition process changes head to Biden’s desk
The General Services Administration, run at the time by Administrator Emily Murphy, delayed making an “ascertainment” that Joe Biden had in fact prevailed in the election, a move that hampered the
Congress · 117th Congress
House Democrats move to release Trump taxes
Neal formally requested the documents from the IRS in April 2019, when Trump was president.
Opinion · 117th Congress
The beginning of the end for Donald Trump? Probably.
“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters,” Donald Trump said famously in late January of 2016.
Congress · 117th Congress
Negotiations at standstill on omnibus spending package
Trading blame With Republicans now poised to take control of the House in the next Congress, the GOP may have additional leverage in the talks.
Congress · 117th Congress
Justice Department requests prison sentence for Steve Bannon
Bannon, who co-founded Breitbart News, worked as the CEO of Trump’s election campaign in 2016 and later became a senior adviser in the Trump administration. He left the White House in 2017.
Congress · 117th Congress
Senate NDAA debate could have something for everyone
in August that practiced a blockade encirclement of the island.
Policy · 117th Congress
A Michigan community’s long battle with PFAS and the Pentagon
“I said to them, ‘I saw that story in the paper about 2,200 parts per trillion. That seems really high to me,’” Spaniola said in a recent interview.
Congress · 117th Congress
Bannon guilty on two criminal contempt of Congress charges
A jury found Steve Bannon guilty of two criminal charges of contempt of Congress on Friday for his refusal to cooperate with the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol
Congress · 117th Congress
Trump opted against calling off his loyalists during Jan. 6 Capitol riot, former aides tell select panel
From 1:25 p.m. until around 4 p.m., Trump stayed in the president’s private dining room in the West Wing and for most of that time watched the violence unfold on Fox News, aides told the committee