Pelosi Says Debate, Vote Should Be Held on Military Authorization (Video)
“These conversations should be moved from the informal to the official,” she said.
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Catania, Schwartz Offer Different D.C. Statehood Plans
Two independent candidates vying to become the next D.C. mayor presented two different views on achieving voting rights for D.C. and how best to work with — and without — Congress to do so.
Secret Service Director Julia Pierson Resigns (Updated) (Video)
The security of the White House compound should be the panel’s primary and immediate priority.
Mobile Web Use Causes Challenges for Net Neutrality
In rewriting its net neutrality rules after a federal appeals court struck down the bulk of them last January, one of the policy issues before the commission is whether it should re-examine how it treats
A Half-Baked Marketplace Fairness Act | Commentary
A chief aim of the legislation should be uniformity. The MFA’s failure to preempt hobbles its utility and effect.
How the West Was Won and How Congress Can Win America’s Energy Future | Commentary
With limited time on its hands, Congress should know two things before it adjourns: How did the West win so much renewable energy capacity and investment?
Cruz, Paul Make Early Presidential Pitches at Values Voter Summit
“We should act, but we should act within the rule of law,” Paul said.
Cruz, Paul Make Early Presidential Pitches at Values Voter Summit
“We should act, but we should act within the rule of law,” Paul said.
Boehner: Don’t Expect War Authorization Vote in Lame-Duck Session
Boehner thinks Congress should debate authorizing use of force against the Islamic State in Syria — but not until new members of the House and Senate take office in January.
Yoga Community Argues ‘Yoga Tax’ Does Not Apply to Studios
Karpel was among the members of the yoga community who attempted to make their case to OTR last week, but he noted the OTR representatives seemed reluctant to change their stance without input from
Lawmakers Weigh In on Holder Resignation (Updated) (Video)
Allowing Democratic senators, many of whom will likely have just been defeated at the polls, to confirm Holder’s successor would be an abuse of power that should not be countenanced.”
Lawmakers Weigh In on Holder Resignation (Updated) (Video)
Allowing Democratic senators, many of whom will likely have just been defeated at the polls, to confirm Holder’s successor would be an abuse of power that should not be countenanced.”
Mandatory Sexual Harassment Training for Congressional Staff?
Jackie Speier, D-Calif., told the House Rules Committee on Sept. 17 that such training — which currently is voluntary — should be mandatory for members of Congress and their staff.
Congress Reacts to Syria Airstrikes
Other lawmakers said the strikes should have been authorized by Congress, including Rep. Bradley Byrne, R-Ala. A new “Authorization for Use of Military Force” is sorely needed.
Republicans to Obama: Show Us How You’ll Change Immigration Law
Disclosing the suggestions for how he would overhaul the nation’s immigration system without the participation of Congress, the 22 lawmakers argued, “could go some way toward repairing the damage
Pushing for Minimum Wage Boost, Nader Decries Vacationing Congress
“With unemployment Americans’ top concern, our focus should be creating — not destroying — jobs for those who need them most.”
Pushing for Minimum Wage Boost, Nader Decries Vacationing Congress
“With unemployment Americans’ top concern, our focus should be creating — not destroying — jobs for those who need them most.”
Before Approving ISIS War, Menendez Wants Intelligence Briefing (Video)
He questioned how the panel could properly draft a new Authorization for Use of Military Force without such details.
Members of Congress Skip Confusing Eisenhower Memorial Meeting
Without a quorum present, the commission could not take any public votes on how to proceed.
Why Expanded Trade Will Support an Economic Recovery | Commentary
Without TPA, foreign officials may perceive the president or U.S. trade representative as lacking any power to see a deal through — and, in this case, perception is reality.