In Philly, Rand Paul Waxes About Christian Laettner
During March Madness in 1992, the Republican senator was living in Durham, N.C., where he attended Duke Medical School.
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Republicans Fear Guinta Scandal Could Imperil 2016
Multiple Republican operatives told CQ Roll Call if Guinta remains in Congress, he’ll be an unwanted distraction who could make things more difficult for their party’s nominees up and down the ticket
Vouchers Debate to Local High School
He noted the high school graduation rates for OSP students are more than 90 percent, while D.C. public school students graduate high school at a rate of nearly 60 percent.
Using Rachmaninoff to Send a Message
He practices four to five hours a day during the school week, but up to eight hours when he doesn’t have classes.
Sanchez Senate Bid Opens Orange County House Seat
Santa Ana City Councilwoman Michele Martinez and Santa Ana Unified School District Trustee Valerie Amezcua, a former probation officer, could also run.
GOP Aide Rises to the (Special) Occasion
Working It Ever since graduating from law school, Martin, who serves as deputy general counsel at the National Republican Congressional Committee, said the kitchen is where most of her decompressing takes
GOP Aide Rises to the (Special) Occasion
Working It Ever since graduating from law school, Martin, who serves as deputy general counsel at the National Republican Congressional Committee, said the kitchen is where most of her decompressing
Why It’s a Mistake to Dismiss Bobby Jindal
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is a bit of a conundrum.
Barack Obama’s Hillary Clinton Problem
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) You knew it was coming: The White House is starting to get a case of Clintonitis.
Take Five: Rep. Don Beyer
And she taught school there, at an American school for the kids. So we were raised around Italian all the time. So my first words were in Italian. “Que bella” — “how beautiful.”
Barack Obama’s Hillary Clinton Problem
“I’m not a judge and I didn’t go to law school, so I’m not going to be in a position to render a legal opinion …” he said.
Why It’s a Mistake to Dismiss Bobby Jindal
After college, he turned down acceptances from Harvard Medical School and Yale Law School in favor of a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford.
Exit Interview: Amie Woeber Loves Loose Cannons
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Quitting all the chaos, however, may require intensive therapy.
After Baltimore Riots, Scott Again Touts Body Cameras, Conservative Ideas
He grew up in a single-parent home, “steeped” in poverty, and flunked out of high school (though he later returned to graduate). “I get hopelessness,” Scott said.
D.C. Deserves Respect, Not Congressional Rebuke | Commentary
The 1989 amendment allows faith groups to discriminate against gays and prevent them from using school facilities or meeting in an unofficial capacity on campus.
Former Speaker Jim Wright Dead at 92
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Jim Wright, the 56th speaker of the House and the only one ever forced out of office by scandal, died Wednesday.
Former Speaker Jim Wright Dead at 92
(Wright supported anti-lynching legislation and federal school aid.)
New Congress, New Round in Senate Fight Over Obama’s Judges (Video)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) In the long-running judicial wars between the Senate and the White House, the first skirmish of the year is flaring into the open this week.
New Congress, New Round in Senate Fight Over Obama’s Judges
But he would be the first judge on that court who’s been a public defender, having done that work in state and federal court for six years after law school.
Post-Abramoff: Indian Tribes Still Ponying Up to Influence Lawmakers | Commentary
This legislation feels like an old-school earmark – a narrowly structured gift for two wealthy casino operators.