Politics · 114th Congress
At Long Last, ‘Rosie the Riveter’ Gets Her Due
Stella Sarnacki Stella Sarnacki was an oldest child who grew up without a father. From the time she was 16, she tried to help her mother make ends meet.
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Policy · 114th Congress
Q & A: Little Sisters of the Poor v. Burwell
Q: But with or without the signature, the same number of people will presumably get birth control, so how is the signature augmenting evil? A: Will they?
Ryan Suggests No Spending Bills Without Budget
Ryan suggested Tuesday that the House will not bring appropriations bills to the floor without first passing a budget.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congress Turns to Airport Security After Brussels Attack
Some lawmakers said the Brussels attacks should cause Congress to revisit that legislation.
Politics · 114th Congress
Clinton Takes Aim at Trump on Israel Stance
Trump without even saying his name, during a Monday speech at an annual pro-Israel policy conference that brings lawmakers and politicians together.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Is America Ready for Fourth Party System?
But without Washington, and facing a rising popular sentiment for a more democratic government, the Federalists were doomed.
Policy · 114th Congress
Senators Push for Whistleblower Protections for Hill Staff
“But Congress is not without its own flaws, and legislative branch employees should enjoy the same protections.
House Members Call for Resignations Over Flint
Matt Cartwright, D-Pa., told Snyder, a Republican, he should step down because “plausible deniability only works if it is plausible.”
Grassley’s Words Come Back To Bite Him
Grassley rejected talk that a nominee should be denied any opportunity to come to the Hill to make a case for confirmation before sealing his fate.
Obama Taps Merrick Garland for Supreme Court
District Court of Appeals Chief Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court, calling him a “serious man and an exemplary judge” who should appeal to Republicans and Democrats alike.
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Tuesday’s Vote
Without Rubio, it “largely shapes up as a race between Trump and Cruz, but Kasich is going to be part of that conversation,” Roe said.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congress Caught Unaware of Metro Shutdown
Beyer said on Tuesday that Congress should continue to exercise oversight over the transit system.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Low-Key Kasich Won’t Pump Up the Volume
In Mansfield, after flicking at his record as a successful two-term governor, Kasich ended with a plea that voters should “reward a campaign that has been unwaveringly positive because I wanted
Policy · 114th Congress
Obama Backs iPhone Searches, But Not ‘Willy-Nilly’ Access
President Barack Obama believes law enforcement should be able to force Apple to unlock iPhones when investigating certain criminal cases, but he cautioned against “willy-nilly” searches of mobile devices
Obama Backs iPhone Searches, But Not ‘Willy-Nilly’ Access
picture while President Barack Obama speaks during an event in the East Room of the White House (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images) President Barack Obama believes law enforcement officials should
Politics · 114th Congress
The Right Credentials
“Although he smokes heavily, and drinks, he should have a lengthy career on the court.”
Politics · 114th Congress
The Texan Who Really Matters at the Capitol This Year
That designation is awarded, without any equivocation, to the state’s senior senator, John Cornyn.
Politics · 114th Congress
Bernie Sanders’ Superdelegate Chutzpah
And someone should make the case that the Democratic Party’s nominating process should be retooled. But Bernie Sanders isn’t that someone.
Bernie Sanders’ Superdelegate Chutzpah
And someone should make the case that the Democratic Party’s nominating process should be retooled. But Bernie Sanders isn’t that someone.
Supreme Court Fight Spills Into DOJ Hearing
Republicans announced their decision shortly after Justice Antonin Scalia’s death on Feb. 13, arguing the next president should fill the vacancy so that voters can have a say in the process.