National Republicans Looking Ahead to November Showdown for Vitter
“It should be a big red flag that they know Vitter is fumbling and struggling to close.”
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EB-5 Visa Overhaul Stalls Over Where to Create Jobs
While there are several issues lawmakers had to work through — such as what areas should be targeted for funding — Rep.
Hillary Clinton Would Let Colorado Keep Legal Marijuana
Hillary Rodham Clinton says the federal government should not prevent states such as Colorado from legalizing marijuana.
Hey Congress! Like Music? Let’s Pay Creators | Commentary
We should be entering a new golden age of music, but, instead, we are risking an implosion as creators are forced to leave the profession.
A ‘Cadillac’ Tax That Looks Like a Lemon | Commentary
If the CBO is wrong, the revenue may never materialize and employees will lose valuable benefits without a corresponding increase in pay. Rep.
Don’t Starve the BLS | Commentary
As the federal budget tightens and private data collection expands, the BLS should take steps to save money without compromising its essential services, and it has.
Capitol Police Chief Sits Down With Louis Farrakhan’s Executive Team
“This document was poorly constructed, without attribution, and does not reflect the viewpoint or values of the United States Capitol Police, nor was it intended to provide instruction or guidance
Top Commander in Afghanistan Recommends More Troops Stay for Longer
“Afghans still ‘cannot handle the fight alone’ without American close air support and a special operations counterterrorism force to hit Taliban leadership, Gen.
‘Interim Speaker’ Stumps Scholars
“The House has operated without a speaker, but to my recollection it has never had an ‘interim’ speaker,” Matthew Green, associate professor of politics at The Catholic University of America and
We Need a Code of Conduct for the Supreme Court | Commentary
The Supreme Court may be the highest court in the land, but that doesn’t mean it should operate by a different set of rules.
Democrats to Outline Gun Control Principles After Oregon Shooting
“Senate Democrats will call for ending the loopholes that allow people to buy a gun online or at a gun show without having to pass a background check.
Schumer Casts More Doubt on Big Highway and Tax Deal
A Ryan aide said last week talks will continue, but the House’s top tax writer recommended Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster, R-Pa., move ahead without the more significant
Early Iowa Presidential Polls a Better Predictor Than National Ones
None of this should surprise anybody.
Early Iowa Presidential Polls a Better Predictor Than National Ones
None of this should surprise anybody.
Labor Department Urged to Heed Constructive Ideas to Fix Fiduciary Proposal | Commentary
Before issuing a final regulation, the administration should take a fair, transparent and common-sense approach, make the substantive changes it claims it will, then issue a proposal that the public can
Beyond 2016: Americans and Our Apps Need More Spectrum | Commentary
It is important to appreciate that none of this would be possible without the lifeblood of the mobile industry that app developers rely on, known as spectrum.
Hassan’s Decision Changes Outlook in 2 New Hampshire Races
Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire, setting up what should be one of the most competitive Senate races in the country.
Trade Deal Announcement Highlights Tobacco Problem (Video) (Updated)
In an earlier statement, he said: “The Trans-Pacific Partnership is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the United States should not settle for a mediocre deal that fails to set high-standard trade rules
Trade Deal Announcement Highlights Tobacco Problem (Video) (Updated)
In an earlier statement, he said: “The Trans-Pacific Partnership is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the United States should not settle for a mediocre deal that fails to set high-standard trade
Battle Over FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules May Redefine Free Speech
The Federal Communications Commission’s defense of its rules regulating broadband services in court has a free speech element that could have wide implications for how the Internet should function