No College Degree? No Problem: Why Education Policy Needs to Focus on Career Planning | Commentary
Clearly, the U.S. economy has plenty of needs for those without higher education.
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Obama’s Executive Order Does Harm to American Workers | Commentary
Neither should we be assuaged by the promise that the Obama executive amnesty program stops at 5 million illegal immigrants.
Congress Must Pass the ABLE Act | Commentary
The ABLE Act would allow individuals with disabilities to save towards their future without giving up access to much-needed government support.
The Surgeon General Nominee Doesn’t Make the Grade | Commentary
The last person one should entrust with that task is someone like Murthy, who is politically committed to defending the ACA.
Elizabeth Warren Channels Ted Cruz on ‘Cromnibus’
Using a strategy sometimes employed by Cruz for entirely different policy reasons, Warren said that with the $1.013 trillion spending package first being considered by the House, her counterparts there should
Reid Outlines Endgame, Again Warns of Weekend Work (Video)
There’s no reason the government should shut down, and we’re ready to pass a yearlong spending bill to take care of this,” the Nevada Democrat said.
Congress Can, and Should, Address Student Loan Debt | Commentary
College graduates, on average, make twice as much as individuals without a college degree. Jobs for college graduates often provide better health care and retirement benefits.
Texas Democrat Seeks Top House Health Committee Post
He said he’ll be looking for opportunities in the new Congress to fix some of the law’s flaws, noting that the House ended up having to accept the Senate’s version of an overhaul bill without
As D.C. Bids Farewell, a Look Back at Marion Barry’s Battles With Congress
In his book, Barry wrote that he should have developed a stronger relationship with Walsh and Davis to develop a more effective management system.
As D.C. Bids Farewell, a Look Back at Marion Barry’s Battles With Congress
In his book, Barry wrote that he should have developed a stronger relationship with Walsh and Davis to develop a more effective management system.
Congress Should Approve Ebola Funding | Commentary
And, I’m a firm believer that we should be assisting with public health efforts globally to any country or continent in need.
Paul Gambit Poised to Force Vote on ISIS (Video)
He said he also believes that passing an AUMF without much White House input is of questionable value. “I think they still are trying to figure out a way forward,” Corker said.
Paul Gambit Poised to Force Vote on ISIS (Video)
He said he also believes that passing an AUMF without much White House input is of questionable value. “I think they still are trying to figure out a way forward,” Corker said.
Congress and the President: Set Your Sights Low | Commentary
While movement on any of these would be nothing short of a miracle, perhaps our leaders in Washington should set their sights a little lower — actually, a lot lower.
In Final Act, Coburn Objects to Bundling Lands, Defense Bills
Those are things we should all be proud to accomplish.”
Tax Extenders and TRIA Reauthorization Should be a top Priority for Lame Duck Congress | Commentary
Without renewal, however, the depreciation schedule reverts to 39 years — far exceeding typical lease terms and resulting in high capital costs for building owners.
Congress Must Modernize Communications Regulations to Protect Competition and Consumers | Commentary
Classifications have fulfilled their useful life, but they are now obsolete, and should be retired.
Stop Veteran Suicide: Pass the Clay Hunt Act Now | Commentary
“His death certificate should have stated the cause of death as PTSD/TBI, not from a self-inflicted wound,” Valerie testified.
Fresh Round of Controversies for IRS
Undisclosed political spending “leaves constituents without any real say in who represents them,” Tester said upon introducing his bill, which would require more donor disclosure from such multimillion-dollar
Less than 2 Weeks to Shutdown, Conservatives Cool to ‘Cromnibus’
“I think that the real answer to the question becomes how many people are willing to go with a cromnibus without limitation language, and I don’t think there are the votes there,” Rep.