At Retreat, House GOP Will Decide Best Way to Sound Retreat on the Debt
“All I know is we should not default on our debt, we shouldn’t even get close to it,” Speaker John A. Boehner said at a news conference two weeks ago.
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D.C. Considers ‘Paradigm Shift’ on Pot
If a police officer manning a sobriety checkpoint is overwhelmed by the smell of burnt marijuana when approaching a vehicle, should the driver be subjected to a search?
House Republicans Are of Many Minds on Immigration
Ross agreed there is a way to “allow for legal status … without giving anybody amnesty.”
Obama Tries to Put Snowden Behind Him
“That places a special obligation on us to ask tough questions about what we should do.”
The One House Appropriator Who Didn’t Vote for the Omnibus
On Wednesday, he very quietly voted “no” without so much as a news release.
The EPA Can’t Give Up Ground on Biofuels | Commentary
According to the EPA’s argument, without a reduction in the renewable-fuel standard, refiners will be forced to produce gasoline containing more ethanol than most cars can handle.
The Christie Investigation: From Inquiry to Lynching?
There was no hemming and hawing, no uncomfortable pauses, no sense that he was parsing his words to make sure that he was answering a question without actually answering it.
The Christie Investigation: From Inquiry to Lynching?
There was no hemming and hawing, no uncomfortable pauses, no sense that he was parsing his words to make sure that he was answering a question without actually answering it.
Cantor Eyes Iran Bill as Democrats Splinter
Until last month, the Democrat was working directly with Cantor on a nonbinding resolution expressing a sense of the House that the agreement should prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon rather
House GOP May Act on Senate Iran Sanctions Bill
announced in a White House statement on Sunday, is giving senators further pause about moving their bill, and support has topped out at 59 co-sponsors, one shy of the threshold needed to pass the bill without
A Balance of Powers Case With Senate GOP Power in the Balance
the following six months Senate Democrats will still be able to exercise their newly engineered ability to advance all of President Barack Obama’s nominees (unless there’s one for the Supreme Court) without
Congress Should Reject RFS ‘Reform’ | Commentary
Without the standard, the ethanol component of gasoline would likely drop to the lower threshold of 4 percent to meet other fuel requirements. And what would make up the difference?
GOP Turns to Courts to Take On Obama
Normally you should be able to settle disputes between the branches using the various powers each branch has, but I’ve signed on to a few including the recess appointments,” Sen.
The Race Democrats Can’t Afford to Lose
Campaign-related factors should strongly benefit the Democrats, as well. Alex Sink is certain to win the Democratic nomination in the Jan. 14 primary.
Boehner Wants Obama to Take ‘More Active Role’ in Iraq (Updated)
Without being prompted by a reporter question, Boehner inserted himself into the news of growing violence in Iraq by addressing “the ongoing threat of al-Qaida in Iraq.”
House Retirements Offer Democrats Limited Hope
On the surface, the recent slew of House Republican retirements from competitive districts should boost Democrats’ hopes of winning the majority in 2014.
For Poverty, Tax Code Debate Offers Little Consensus
Ron Wyden, D-Ore., who may become the next Finance Committee chairman, said a tax overhaul should form “a very, very substantial part of” the debate over economic inequality.
Jobless Benefits Split House GOP, Democrats
But House Republicans don’t appear willing to consider an unemployment insurance extension without paying for it — and they want a broader plan to address unemployment.
Unemployment Insurance Advances in Senate
Congress has granted extensions of the program previously without offsets. Democrats overcame a Republican effort to block consideration of the bill 60-37.
The State of K Street | K Street Files
For would-be lobbyists without a book of business — and that includes members of Congress — the job market this year will remain tough, according to K Street head hunters and hiring managers.