Fate of Obamacare Hinges on Six Words
The president could see his main legislative accomplishment rendered unworkable without a fix from the administration or Congress — and neither option seems feasible.
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Congress Should Protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge | Commentary
Without exception, each one of us regarded the trip as a life-changing experience and has devoted time and resources to protecting recreation assets like this one for our grandchildren.
Job Switching: Better to Jump Around or Sit Still?
You can’t go a week without getting one of those “Moving on…” emails from staffers detailing their latest job switch, usually something more glamorous than their last position (which they will bemoan leaving
As Fracking Debates Roil, It’s Time for National Standards | Commentary
This won’t end our debates about fracking — nor should it — but reducing uncertainty will lead to better-informed choices for us all.
Growing Bipartisanship in Support of a Slower Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Afghanistan
They appear concerned that without U.S. troops, the situation in Afghanistan could quickly deteriorate, as it did in Iraq after U.S. forces left more three years ago.
McConnell Offers Plan to Break DHS Logjam
“This is our colleagues’ chance to do exactly what they led their constituents to believe they’d do: defend the rule of law, without more excuses.” Sen.
Voters Need to Tell Presidential Candidates That Responsible Budgeting Is a Priority | Commentary
Yet, politicians and voters alike should understand sacrifices will be necessary in the years ahead as an aging population, rising health care costs and a deeply flawed tax system put more
UFO Activist to Capitol Hill: ‘Beam Me Up!’
(Screenshot) “Once this evidence is properly looked at, the way it should be, any reasonable person will come to the same conclusion,” Bassett told HOH about the cumulative knowledge his advocacy
UFO Activist to Capitol Hill: ‘Beam Me Up!’
(Screenshot) “Once this evidence is properly looked at, the way it should be, any reasonable person will come to the same conclusion,” Bassett told HOH about the cumulative knowledge his advocacy
Vitter Extends Deadline for Obamacare Documents From D.C., House, Senate
the DCHBE meet with him to discuss enrollment; that House and Senate offices disclose who directed officials to “falsify” exchange applications; that electronic copies of the applications be provided without
Congress Can’t Dodge Social Security Disability Insurance Trust Fund’s Approaching Insolvency | Commentary
Even without reallocation, the old age program is slated to exhaust its trust fund entirely sometime between 2032 and 2034. With reallocation the day of reckoning will only come sooner.
Nearly Two Dozen House Democrats Call for Netanyahu Delay
We should be able to disagree on foreign policy within our American political system and without undermining the presidency.”
Nearly Two Dozen House Democrats Call for Netanyahu Delay
We should be able to disagree on foreign policy within our American political system and without undermining the presidency.”
How to Save Ukraine: Accelerate NATO Military Modernization
The next National Defense Authorization Act should include language that fast tracks foreign military sales for Eastern European members of NATO.
Connecting Americans With Much-Needed Dental Care | Commentary
People should be incentivized to improve their oral health through accessible and affordable coverage, and barriers to that coverage should be removed.
Despite Court Injunction, DHS Shutdown Continues to Approach
And even though Senate GOP leadership has alluded to the fact the House might want to send over a new bill — perhaps one without conservative provisions blocking the president’s executive action — House
Despite Court Injunction, DHS Shutdown Continues to Approach
And even though Senate GOP leadership has alluded to the fact the House might want to send over a new bill — perhaps one without conservative provisions blocking the president’s executive action — House
Past and Precedent: What Makes This Mississippi Special Election Interesting
Childers (though without partisan affiliation, since it was a special election).
Obama and Cruz: Unexpected Directions on Filibuster | Commentary
The president did not spell out what he meant by the key phrase “elimination of the routine use” of the filibuster and Cruz did not define how his Democratic colleagues should cease being “obstructionist
Difficult Questions for Advocates of Independent Air Traffic Control Operations | Commentary
How often should controllers be required to update their skills as technology evolves? How many hours of rest must a controller have before a new shift begins?