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.
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Boehner’s Stand on Internet Taxes: The Right Choice for the Right Reasons | Commentary
Contrary to what Senate leaders are trying to do, the resulting House legislation should be reflective of the collaborative process, and yield a result that allows states to collect sales
D.C. Concealed Carry Fight Could Provoke Congress, Contempt of Court
Massie celebrated Scullin’s ruling this summer, and suggested D.C. should look to states that allow the open carrying of a handgun without any license or permit when crafting a new law.
Tom Harkin — From Tiger Cages to Pinochet
“I couldn’t have done it without them,” Harkin said. Luce went as a translator.
D.C. Concealed Carry Fight Could Provoke Congress, Contempt of Court
Massie celebrated Scullin’s ruling this summer, and suggested D.C. should look to states that allow the open carrying of a handgun without any license or permit when crafting a new law.
Tom Harkin — From Tiger Cages to Pinochet
“I couldn’t have done it without them,” Harkin said. Luce went as a translator.
House GOP Races Against Clock to Unveil Spending Bill Gambit
Should Speaker John A.
Congressional Black Caucus Members React to Decision in Ferguson
a young black man in Ferguson, Mo., members of the Congressional Black Caucus are showing their own divisions over the racially charged incident that has prompted many in Congress to wonder how they should
Keynes at Home, Smith Online: Why Internet is Not Telephony and Congress Should Let it Remain Free | Commentary
The new Republican-controlled Congress should maintain the bipartisan approach of light regulation that made the Internet so successful; otherwise, the U.S. leverage on Internet governance could be lost
Obama Wants Middle Class Aid Before Corporate Tax Breaks (Updated)
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Monday the president would “strongly oppose” a package of corporate tax cut extenders without doing something for the middle class.
Republicans Push for More Iran Sanctions as Talks are Extended
However, we believe this latest extension of talks should be coupled with increased sanctions and a requirement that any final deal between Iran and the United States be sent to Congress for approval,”
Combating Global Warming: Make Taiwan Part of the Solution | Commentary
Congress and the international community should take into account the precedents of WHA and ICAO and help Taiwan to substantively participate in the COP 20.
Parents of ‘Dreamers’ Need Act of Congress, White House Says
The White House’s lawyers concluded Obama didn’t have the authority to do so without Congress, a verdict that’s not sitting well with some of his own supporters.
Congress Needs to Step Up and Support the Nuclear Negotiations With Iran | Commentary
Without Congressional support, Iran will have little motive to implement a deal, and Iranian hardliners will be emboldened.
Obama’s Own Words on Immigration Are Republicans’ Best Ammo
McConnell didn’t comment on how Congress should retaliate. “If President Obama acts in defiance of the people and imposes his will on the country, Congress will act,” he said.
Obama’s Immigration Actions Test Presidential Power
President Barack Obama’s sweeping immigration executive actions will once again test the limits of his legal authority to take action without Congress.
Goodlatte’s Principles for Online Sales Tax Collection
The sales tax compliance burden on online Internet sellers should not be less, but neither should it be greater than that on similarly situated offline businesses.
The Hill Navigator Guide to Sending Holiday Cards
Everyone keeps telling me I should send out Christmas cards as a good way to keep a strong network.
Negotiations Over CIA Torture Report Nearing End
Mark Udall, reiterated the president’s position that the executive summary should “be declassified as expeditiously as possible.”
Fighting Ebola Requires Better Planning | Commentary
And while it is clear the U.S. health care system ultimately rose to the challenge of caring for multiple Ebola patients, the grave mistakes made in Texas should serve as a wake-up call.