Federal Efforts to Go Paperless Ignore Seniors’ Needs and Digital Divide | Commentary
It’s difficult for many of us to imagine a world without the benefits of technology.
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Height Act Hearing Reveals Fissures in D.C.
Both the NCPC and the Office of Planning agree that the law should be amended to allow human occupancy in existing and future penthouses.
7 Democrats Seek Long-Term HealthCare.gov CEO
“The position should report directly to you and should be empowered with the authority to ensure that healthcare.gov is fixed quickly, completely, and permanently.”
What About Iran’s Neighbors? | Commentary
Congress has an opportunity to weigh in and it should. Members have a vested interest in U.S.-Iran policy and should understand the bigger picture.
Treasury, IRS Propose New Nonprofit Rules
Politically active tax-exempt groups, which spent tens of millions in the previous election without disclosing their donors, would face tighter restrictions under new guidelines proposed Tuesday by the
Oil Will Get to Market; How It Arrives There Should Be Discussed | Commentary
The New York Times reported last month, “Canada will potentially increase its exports to the United States by more than 20 percent,” even without the completion of the final leg to the Keystone XL
Obama Faces Skeptical Congress as Iran Nuclear Deal Reached (Updated)
Mark Kirk, R-Ill., tweeted that the Senate should enact a new round of sanctions that would take affect if the deal falls apart or a final deal dismantling Iran’s nuclear program is not achieved in six
Obama Faces Skeptical Congress as Iran Nuclear Deal Reached (Updated)
Mark Kirk, R-Ill., tweeted that the Senate should enact a new round of sanctions that would take affect if the deal falls apart or a final deal dismantling Iran’s nuclear program is not achieved in six
We Ain’t Broke | Commentary
Obviously we need not keep funneling money into the oil industry that is getting by just fine without support.
Democrats Go ‘Nuclear,’ Eliminate Filibusters on Most Nominees (Update)
The new reality will allow Democrats to advance nominees without Republican votes, but not without expending time and effort.
The Most Competitive Race in West Virginia?
Without a runoff provision, a plurality will take the nomination. The race could get expensive considering the overlap of the expensive Washington, D.C., media market into the Panhandle.
Radel’s Cocaine Bust Is a Headache for Leadership
“He’s got enough challenges right now without people making his life more difficult,” Cole said. “What he does next is probably going to be as much a personal as it is a political decision.”
Radel to Take Leave of Absence for Drug Treatment (Updated)
While leadership and Radel seem to believe he can politically survive the cocaine arrest incident, some Republicans have already signaled they believe he should step down.
Don’t Bet on a Tax Code Rewrite Happening Anytime Soon
That advice should prove good for assessing the meaning of this week’s biggest legislative policy revelations: the plans for revamping the federal tax code that Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus
Some Lawmakers See Bipartisan Potential in Manufacturing Measures
“We should do everything we can to revitalize American manufacturing. Manufacturing is, that’s the hub of our economy.
Senators Caution White House on Iran Talks
“Easing sanctions now without real, tangible actions by Iran to roll back its nuclear program would not only diminish this threat of future pressure, it could make it more difficult to maintain the
Ready to Bolt
Should I discuss with my supervisors that I am thinking about looking around or is that a good way to lose the job I have already?
Blast From the Past: Failed ’90s Judicial Nominee Gets Second Chance (Updated)
John Ashcroft, R-Mo., led the effort to derail the White nomination, making the case to fellow Republicans that White should not be confirmed. Joseph R.
Murky End to Ethics Cases Lauded by Roskam, Owens
“Representative Owens should have known that the trip was not a proper privately-sponsored trip because of the lobbying firm’s continued involvement, which the Committee was unaware of.
No Sacred Cows in Reforming College Financial Aid | Commentary
The assumption should be that there are no sacred cows.