Congress · 118th Congress
Why Washington is crazy for Chinese balloons and UFOs
Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was particularly interested in UFOs.
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Congress · 116th Congress
FAA allows 737 Max flights as Hill takes up oversight bills
In the Senate, Wicker Tuesday praised the FAA’s process in determining whether to lift the grounding order.
White House · 116th Congress
Trump refuses to raise budget caps, complicating his re-election fight
But despite the desires of each party’s congressional leadership, President Donald Trump is refusing to go along, possibly complicating his re-election bid.
Congress · 116th Congress
Hearing into 737 Max crashes will focus on FAA oversight
As an unsuccessful candidate for president in 2016 and then in an intensely competitive re-election race in 2018, Cruz received $61,025 in contributions from Boeing employees and political committees
Congress · 116th Congress
Party unity on congressional votes takes a dive: CQ Vote Studies
The Republican-controlled Senate has been a tad more bipartisan.
White House · 116th Congress
3 Takeaways: Why Trump’s media blackout likely won’t last much longer
Brace for impact The president has gone dark before, typically after other times of developments he and his team have seen as negative for his presidency and re-election chances.
Politics · 115th Congress
End of the Road for the Highway King Shusters
“There was a popular belief once upon a time that earmarks help you get re-elected, but I don’t think that’s true anymore,” said Andrew Roth, vice president of government affairs with the conservative
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Uses Charity Event to Bash Democrats Over ICE Criticism
Joe Manchin III, who faces a tough re-election fight in the Mountain State. Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales rates his race against state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey a Toss-up.
Politics · 115th Congress
All of a Sudden, a Busy House Floor Schedule
Coincidentally — or maybe not — the next few months is the remaining time period Congress realistically has to be productive before lawmakers’ focus fully shifts toward their re-election campaigns
Politics · 115th Congress
Voters Reward a Do-Something Congress. Wrong, Recent Results Show
The result four years ago, in other words, is probably more a reassurance than a cautionary tale, at least for today’s lawmakers worried about their next re-election prospects.
Politics · 115th Congress
Don’t Expect a Dramatic Finish as Ryan Runs to the Tape
That is, blame Senate Democrats.
Politics · 115th Congress
Survivor: Inside the Beltway
Republican and Democratic aides are already handicapping the outcomes and say at least one of the recent nominees is likely to not clear the Senate.
Policy · 115th Congress
Thune Clears Path for Long-Term Aviation Bill This Summer
The Senate bill proposed authorizing $68 billion over four years, and the House bill would authorize $62.25 billion over six years.
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Reaction to Trump Tariffs is Fast, Furious and Negative
Senate Republicans are calling for changes to the seldom-employed section of U.S. trade law that the Trump administration used to unilaterally impose steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Politics · 115th Congress
Bill Shuster Won’t Run for Re-Election in 2018
“Rather than focusing on a re-election campaign, I thought it wiser to spend my last year as Chairman focusing 100% on working with President Trump and my Republican and Democratic colleagues in
Politics · 115th Congress
New Jersey’s Frank LoBiondo Won’t Seek Re-election
LoBiondo announced Tuesday he will not seek re-election, a move that makes his 2nd District more competitive for 2018.
Politics · 115th Congress
Congress Set for Horse-Trading Over Must-Pass Bills in September
Jason Pye, vice president of legislative affairs for FreedomWorks, said his group is still formulating specific asks but noted that any increase should be paired with “spending reductions or some sort of re-prioritization
Politics · 114th Congress
Former Senator and Astronaut John Glenn Dies at 95
Glenn would go onto to serve Ohio in the Senate until 1999, the longest senatorial tenure in Ohio history.
Politics · 114th Congress
Political Chaos May Keep K Street Busy During Congressional Lull
[ Big Business Re-Evaluates Its Relationship With GOP ] Trump and his opponent, Hillary Clinton, have blasted trade deals such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership — a top priority for
No, Congress Won’t Get More Productive Come Fall
[ Congress Struggles to Finish To-Do List Before Summer Break ] There’s also a decent chance the Senate will send President Barack Obama two other measures, to combat serious mental