Sensenbrenner: Patriot Act Needed Oversight, Not Posturing
“The Patriot Act has made us safer,” Sensenbrenner said without equivocation.
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Congress: Make Obama’s Police Plan Permanent | Commentary
But by now it should be obvious what’s missing in these discussions — an effort to simply stop providing police those weapons of war altogether.
It’s Time to Drain the Swamp in Syria | Commentary
soldiers online and is urging them to travel to fight in Syria and Iraq, where many will receive combat training and develop extremist connections — tools that will make them deadly potential terrorists should
Proposed Changes to Education Act Undermine Civil-Rights Protections for New Majority of Students | Commentary
In addition, the reauthorization should identify the worst offending school districts in order to prioritize resources and support to those students who need it most.
Senate Passes Trade Promotion Authority (Updated)
In theory, the trade bill should have sailed through.
After Rand Paul’s Objections, Patriot Act Lurches Toward Expiration (Updated)
We should never give up our rights for a false sense of security,” Paul said in a statement. “This is only the beginning — the first step of many.
After Rand Paul’s Objections, Patriot Act Lurches Toward Expiration (Updated)
We should never give up our rights for a false sense of security,” Paul said in a statement. “This is only the beginning — the first step of many.
Trade Promotion Authority Clears Senate Hurdle
In theory, the trade bill should have sailed through.
The Cures to Freshman Office Headaches | Commentary
Said another way, you can’t sell aspirin to someone without a headache. Like the biennial clock of a new Congress, the freshman headaches have arrived.
Cops Who Lost Guns Still Protecting GOP Leaders (Video)
Leaving a gun unattended around the Capitol currently warrants five days of suspension without pay, but Dine and newly appointed Assistant Chief Matthew R.
Stabenow: Opponents ‘Have to Deal With’ Currency Amendment on Trade
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, Stabenow said she’s worked throughout the week to make sure the amendment doesn’t fall away without a real vote.
Just Before Midnight, Rand Paul Ends ‘Filibuster’ (Updated)
In particular, Cruz spoke to Republicans who favor extending the current authorities provided under Section 215 of the Patriot Act without changes.
Just Before Midnight, Rand Paul Ends ‘Filibuster’ (Updated)
In particular, Cruz spoke to Republicans who favor extending the current authorities provided under Section 215 of the Patriot Act without changes.
Science Is Best Hope to Feed the World Safely and Affordably | Commentary
The bill continues to gain strong bipartisan support as it becomes increasingly clear that food labeling should be handled on a federal level.
Deadline Puts Focus on Denver VA Hospital Project
Without an authorization for further funds before May 24, McDonald predicts the primary contractor, Kiewit Turner, will stop work on the beleaguered Denver Replacement Medical Center project
Biofuels Decision May Signal Big Oil’s Influence in White House | Commentary
The RFS is a federal mandate dictating how many gallons of biofuel should be blended into our transportation fuel supply.
Pritzker Touts Bipartisan Trade Push, Wants Deal ‘Quickly’
“I’ll leave it to you to see the roster of who’s voting for what, but what you should know is that we’re working with everybody,” Pritzker said.
Out of Prison, Ex-Lobbyist Pushes Sentencing Overhaul
I agree that some should be cut. But I also think that some should be raised.”
Rand Paul’s NSA Filibuster Vow Complicates Senate’s Memorial Day Getaway
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The Senate is supposed to be finishing up a six-week work period, but would lawmakers really leave for the Memorial Day recess without resolving the debate over
Rand Paul’s NSA Filibuster Vow Complicates Senate’s Memorial Day Getaway
The Senate is supposed to be finishing up a six-week work period, but would lawmakers really leave for the Memorial Day recess without resolving the debate over National Security Agency surveillance?