Rockefeller Doesn’t Trust Phone Companies With NSA’s Metadata (Updated) (Video)
Brennan said he should be able to answer that query within a week, after researching the reach of the law.
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Before Going It Alone, Obama Goes After Members
Steel plant near Pittsburgh, he offered details about another piece of his agenda for helping the personal finances of low-wage workers, which he is doing without Congress: have the Treasury create a new
Why I Put My Political Career on ‘Operational Pause’ | Commentary
I don’t presume to know how often this “periodical rotation” should take place for everyone serving in Congress; that is up to each member — and the voters — to decide for themselves.
Fighting Over the Health Care Law by the Hours
“Washington should be removing obstacles to individuals finding full-time work, not creating them,” Camp said.
Democrats, GOP File Dueling Contraception Briefs With SCOTUS
Patty Murray, D-Wash., argue in their brief that the health care mandate does not violate the religious freedom law and that employers should not be able to decide whether an employee should have access
Will McCutcheon Replay Citizens United? | Rules of the Game
Now some on the court argue that big money should be legal for political parties as well. As Justice Antonin Scalia told Solicitor General Donald B.
D.C. Leaders Hope Statehood, Budget Autonomy Will Get SOTU Dues
Though the president proposed giving the District authority to spend its local funds without congressional approval in his 2014 budget proposal, that language didn’t make it into the final budget
McMorris Rodgers Delivers GOP SOTU Response
Without using the politically loaded moniker for the Affordable Care Act, she said that the health care law wasn’t doing enough to help Americans.
McMorris Rodgers Delivers GOP SOTU Response
Plans that focus on jobs first without more spending, government bailouts, and red tape. . .
Republican SOTU Response Excerpts
Plans that focus on jobs first without more spending, government bailouts, and red tape. . . .
Obama ‘Eager’ to Work With Congress, but Ready to Act Alone
Looking to jump-start his second term and give his party the advantage ahead of the November midterm elections, President Barack Obama pledged to do everything he can, with or without Congress, to reduce
Deep Partisan Split on Obama Speech
The president must understand his power is limited by our constitution, and the authority he does have doesn’t add up to much for those without opportunity in this economy.”
State of the Union Fact Sheet
Our retirement system should help these potential savers and encourage them to begin building their retirement security.
Lawmakers Take On Carmakers Over Repair Parts
At issue is how long OEMs should be able to legally enforce design patents on the parts used to repair vehicles damaged in a collision.
Seat Scramble for Big Speech Loses Its Crossover Appeal
radical was the proposal that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell actually took a formal meeting on it before agreeing to acquiesce on senatorial seat-shifting without
Kirk’s Next Challenge? Re-Election in 2016
Aides are also mulling the opportunities technology can provide, such as using Skype to connect to fundraisers without having to physically move to a new location.
Roy Blunt Offers SOTU Prebuttal in GOP Address
Blunt also criticized the White House strategy of using an increasing number of executive actions to allow movement on Obama’s priorities without Congress.
No Kidding: Science Offers a Bipartisan Path | Commentary
probably premature to presume the Ryan-Murray budget compromise has ushered in a new era of bipartisanship, but if Democrats and Republicans are even mildly interested in finding common ground, they should
Build on What’s Already Working, Mr. President | Commentary
And that road map should build on what’s already working.
GOP Senators Press Obama on Keystone Pipeline, Again
It would create a significant number of private-sector jobs without any cost to American taxpayers.