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Ivanka’s Spotlight Masks Dearth of Female Leaders at the Podium
She has endorsed Trump and planned to attend, but changed her schedule before the convention began.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Rubio, Christie, Cruz to Address Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention on Sunday finally announced its schedule of speakers, and they include vanquished presidential candidate Florida Sen. Marco Rubio.
No, Congress Won’t Get More Productive Come Fall
Instead the members will have to take cold comfort in the realization that they’re on track, maybe even a little ahead of schedule, to match their constituents’ exceedingly low expectations for
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Takes Aim at Clinton Through Charitable Foundation
It is unlikely to go anywhere this year, given the partisan tensions in Congress and the truncated schedule because of the November elections.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Obama Goes Off Script at St. Patrick’s Day Lunch
Then the event got back on its annual schedule, with Obama toasting the two countries. The lawmakers, officials and others around the room’s nearly dozen tables stood and applauded.
Lawmakers Split Regarding Obama’s Upcoming Trip to Cuba
Another senator, Jerry Moran, R-Kan., was among the group invited to join Obama in Cuba, but declined due to a conflict in his schedule, an aide told Roll Call.
Obama Looking for a ‘Mulligan’ on ISIS Speech
The White House was firm Monday that public opinion did not influence this week’s schedule.
Congress Has a List of Deadlines, Is Checking It Twice
Congress returns this week for a pivotal work period with multiple deadlines, a busy schedule for an institution that tends to wait until the very last minute to get things done.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Backs Iran Deal
It also would have pitted her against the leading Democratic presidential candidates at a time when she is already under fire over the debate schedule; former Sen.
Member, Staffer Face Off on Benghazi Committee (Updated)
Asked to comment, Boland had this to say: “The Committee Majority are attempting to distract from the fact that after representing a schedule earlier this year that would have already seen 10
Debbie Wasserman Schultz ‘Not Afraid to Stand Alone’ on Iran Deal
The Florida Democrat faces calls for her resignation from her perch atop the DNC from party activists who worry the relatively skimpy debate schedule could be seen tilting the scales for front-runner
House to Vote Next Week on Iran Disapproval Resolution
Boehner’s office would not confirm the schedule with CQ Roll Call prior to McCarthy’s announcement.
Obama Tells Democrats Iran Deal Odds Below 50 Percent
Obama has largely cleared his schedule this week in hopes of getting a deal.
Obama Clears Schedule for Iran Deal
President Barack Obama’s schedule this week has been largely cleared in hopes that negotiators will reach an Iran deal.
After Supercharged Start, Tom Cotton Stands Alone (Video)
Overwhelmingly Passes Iran Bill ‘Good Job Tom’: Fellow Freshmen Commend Cotton These GOP Members Didn’t Sign Iran Letter Democrats Blast Cotton, GOP Over Open Letter to Iran Senate Schedule
Welch Gets Bipartisan Treatment on CODEL to Tunisia and Ukraine
“I was so delighted that Kevin McCarthy kept the schedule and didn’t change it, despite a lot of suggestions from security folks we shouldn’t go,” Welch said.
House GOP May Act on Senate Iran Sanctions Bill
Now to spur the Senate along, House GOP leaders could schedule the Senate language for a vote later this month. “Up until this week we wanted to hold firm,” the GOP source said.
After Bowing to Congress on Syria, Then Pulling Back, Will Obama Ever Return?
If the GOP majority leadership sticks by that schedule, it would generate just the sort of news vacuum that could be filled by Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham.
Pope Watch: The Year’s Top Codel Starts Now
Politically, there are two very simple rationales for scrambling the pre-recess schedule and spending more than is in the budget on a quick round trip to Rome: The American public won’t mind, and