Fate Uncertain for House Flood Insurance Bill (Updated)
Meanwhile, more conservative lawmakers without ties to districts vulnerable to flooding could be put off by the legislation.
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There’s No Good Time for the GOP on Immigration
In fact, it should have happened already.
Rep. John Dingell’s Retirement Announcement
It worked on July 4, 1776, it worked in 1789, and we can—and should—work together today. Much more needs to be done.
Rep. John Dingell’s Retirement Announcement
It worked on July 4, 1776, it worked in 1789, and we can—and should—work together today. Much more needs to be done.
For Budgeting, Tough Accounting for ‘Gimmicks’
“We look at the political environment with sort of resigned realism, and I think the best principle we think we should be able to expect people to hold themselves to this year is doing no harm,” she said
Close Corporate Tax Loopholes to Fix Holes in Our Infrastructure | Commentary
The last thing our government should be doing is rewarding tax dodgers. Shockingly, there are proposals to do just that — in the name of investment in our nation’s infrastructure.
Outcome of April 1 Mayoral Primary Could Shape D.C. Skyline
Gray stands behind recommendations drafted under Tregoning’s leadership that suggest the District should be empowered to modify height limits through its comprehensive plan and zoning to
February Is National Children’s Dental Health Month; Let’s Work Together To Eradicate the Dental Health Epidemic in Children | Commentary
The health and well-being of children is one of the few issues a majority of Americans readily support without much argument.
Lawmakers Call on Obama to Impose Sanctions on Ukraine
“The President should act now, without delay, before more are killed in the streets of Kiev and elsewhere in Ukraine,” Royce said.
Empty Promises From the Lobby Shop
So without knowing the details of your internship or your lobbying firm, I can’t exactly break down what went wrong if you had thought you’d get help with your Hill job quest and now it’s not
FTC’s Data Security Grab Is Adjudication without Authority | Commentary
What happens when a government agency adjudicates without authority, assuming Congress will simply provide forgiveness, rather than ask for permission?
Reid Set to Reap More ‘Nuclear’ Spoils
But to advance nominees without a consent agreement, Reid must still file cloture and burn valuable time.
U.S. Navy Would Receive Largest Portion of ’16 Budget Jump
But without a repeal or modification to the Budget Control Act, the increased funds would be subject to sequestration to bring them in line with existing budget caps, perhaps forcing cuts in other areas
Congress’ Airplane Cellphone Ban Should Be Grounded | Commentary
While that seems all well and good, the federal government isn’t — and should never be — tasked with being the arbiter of common courtesy and human decency.
Debt Ceiling: Return the Power of the Purse to Congress | Commentary
if they should actually propose some reforms. What should Congress do? First of all, ignore the D.C. malarkey. Spending reforms can’t wait. The national debt has surpassed $17 trillion.
D.C. Attorney General Hopeful Takes Second Stab at Primary-Ballot Election
Language requiring the AG’s term “shall coincide with the term of office of the Mayor” meaning that D.C. voters should cast a vote for the office as they choose the District’s next mayor, attorney Gary
Senate Quietly Clears Military COLA Fix After Debt Limit Suspense
While the Senate had been considering its own version of the measure sponsored by Mark Pryor, D-Ark., without any provisions to offset the cost, the quickest course of action was to just accept
‘Taking One for the Team’ Isn’t a Concept Boehner Can Rely On
Boehner’s speakership should come to one conclusion: He can no longer count on Republicans taking one for the team.
The End of Debt Limit Brinkmanship? (Video)
His flock had once again left him, and so a bill suspending the nation’s borrowing cap until March 2015 would come to the floor without preconditions, he announced.
The End of Debt Limit Brinkmanship? (Video)
His flock had once again left him, and so a bill suspending the nation’s borrowing cap until March 2015 would come to the floor without preconditions, he announced.