Politics · 114th Congress
Trump, Apparently Stumped by ‘Brexit,’ Will Go to UK
Trump’s visit is set to take place just 24 hours after British voters are expected to decide whether the country should leave the European Union. [ Can U.S-U.K.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Attack on Electrical Grid Could Collapse Economy
What happened is ominous because it reminded us that we should not believe ourselves immune to such an attack, even in the United States.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Remembering Overlooked Black Soldiers
Henry Johnson of Albany, New York, was a decorated war hero (serving in France with the Black 369th Infantry Regiment called the Harlem Hellfighters), and should have received the Medal of Honor, as originally
Politics · 114th Congress
New Generation of Vets Face Opportunity, Challenge on Hill
(That topic came up recently when Congress began debating whether women should be required to register .)
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Truth About Tolls
That money should be going toward public infrastructure projects — not into tolling companies’ pockets.
Policy · 114th Congress
The US and Japan: An Alliance, Redefined
“But without gas, it doesn’t work, right? We are the garage [and gas] of the U.S. super sports car.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Would Rubio Be Pushing Zika Aid If He Were Still Running?
His support for the emergency dollars without offsetting spending cuts elsewhere puts Rubio at odds with such conservative groups as Heritage Action for America, at a time when many in the GOP would
Politics · 114th Congress
41 Secret Service Employees to Be Disciplined Over Chaffetz File Leak
The employees face a range of sanctions, from a reprimand to suspension without pay, according to a statement Thursday from Homeland Security Department Secretary Jeh Johnson.
Politics · 114th Congress
Re-Evaluating the Lessons of Hiroshima
At a moving ceremony at the city’s Peace Memorial Park, Obama told an audience that included survivors of the 1945 atomic bombing that the tragic events of that fateful day should never be forgotten
Politics · 114th Congress
Homosexuals ‘Worthy of Death’ Bible Verse Read Before Key Vote
understanding, covenant breakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful: Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but
Politics · 114th Congress
Pro-Abortion Rights Group Launches Supreme Court Ads
According to audio of the ads shared with CQ Roll Call, female NARAL members from those states reiterate the Democrats’ “Do Your Job” mantra, and add that without hearings or a vote on Garland, the senators
Politics · 114th Congress
Regular Disorder: Another House Free-for-All
“I’m for the vast majority of our conference getting these appropriations bill or other things done without trying to throw something extraneous in the middle of them.” Rep.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Conservatives Must Reject White Identity Politics
“You should not let them do that,” he said. “It makes you look weak.” Actually, I think it makes me look strong.
Policy · 114th Congress
House GOP Conservatives, Moderates Seek Consensus on Budget
The members left the meeting, their second, without a deal but with plans to continue the discussions.
Trump’s Natural Senate Buddy? Corker Says Not So Fast
He’s also a senator who, like the presidential candidate, finds it very difficult to avoid making assertive statements whenever he confronts an open microphone, without talking points that have
Policy · 114th Congress
In Vietnam, Obama Sends Signals to McConnell, China
“Nations are sovereign, and no matter how large or small a nation may be, its sovereignty should be respected, and it territory should not be violated.
Politics · 114th Congress
‘No Vote, No Voice,’ Says Newly Formed Voting Rights Caucus
Ahead of what’s likely to be the first presidential election since 1965 without the Voting Rights Act in full effect, 50 members of Congress have joined to form the Voting Rights Caucus.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Congress Failing Zika Test
Republicans argued that the White House was padding its Zika request, they pointed out that the $622 million would just be a cash-infusion to get the government through September, and that the president should
Policy · 114th Congress
Red Alert: Russia Looms Large as a Security Threat
“Until both sides accept that the narratives of the other should be taken seriously, red lines will continue to be missed, and possibly crossed,” Kearns says.
Politics · 114th Congress
Really, 30 Republicans Switched Sides on LGBT Discrimination
“The states should do this. The federal government shouldn’t stick its nose in this business.” So states should determine whom federal contractors can hire?