Congress Should Pass the President’s ‘Kill List’ | Commentary
Rather than treat it as a dead letter, Congress should put the list’s contents into a bill and grant it floor time for a straight up-or-down vote.
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How New Orleans Ended Veteran Homelessness | Commentary
After Hurricane Katrina, literally all of us were without a home. Unfortunately, too many veterans across this country face homelessness on a regular basis.
Checking the House Science Committee’s New Subpoena Power | Commentary
The Science Committee chairman is now empowered to “authorize and issue subpoenas” and “authorize the staff of the Committee to conduct depositions” in pursuit of investigations — without
Obama Budget Aim: Roll Back Sequester Spending Cuts (Updated)
“The President believes we should end the era of manufactured crises and mindless austerity and instead build on the bipartisan budget agreement signed in late 2013 that helped us end some of these
Memo Plants Seeds for GOP’s New Immigration Strategy
padding-left: 30px">Approving the Keystone pipeline (with the support of 28 Democrats)* Passing the Hire More Heroes Act to make it easier for small businesses to hire veterans without
Memo Plants Seeds for GOP’s New Immigration Strategy
padding-left: 30px">Approving the Keystone pipeline (with the support of 28 Democrats)* Passing the Hire More Heroes Act to make it easier for small businesses to hire veterans without
A Democrat’s Choice to End Subtlety on Divisive Issue
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Yet another measurement of the current congressional polarization, and yet another reminder that nothing happens on the Hill without suspicion of political motive, arrived Wednesday
A Democrat’s Choice to End Subtlety on Divisive Issue
Yet another measurement of the current congressional polarization, and yet another reminder that nothing happens on the Hill without suspicion of political motive, arrived Wednesday on the op-ed page of
Pelosi Says Netanyahu Address ‘Not Appropriate’
Boehner had invited Netanyahu without consulting congressional Democrats or the White House. And she said the only foreign leader who had spoken more to Congress than Netanyahu was Winston Churchill.
How Congress Can Protect Americans’ Email Privacy | Commentary
So the law allowed the government to access emails without a warrant when those emails had been left with third party servers for more than 180 days.
Feinstein Disputes CIA Report on Spying on Senate
The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is disputing findings of a CIA Accountability Board review that determined no one should be punished for accessing Senate computer files.
An Off-Ramp in Immigration Showdown
Can a president grant temporary executive amnesty and work permits to as many as 5 million immigrants without an act of Congress? And, as Sen.
House Democrats Brace for Potentially Tense Retreat
Eshoo — joined Bass in urging members to think creatively about how more junior members can make their mark without holding official titles.
An Off-Ramp in Immigration Showdown
Can a president grant temporary executive amnesty and work permits to as many as 5 million immigrants without an act of Congress? And, as Sen.
House Democrats Brace for Potentially Tense Retreat
Eshoo — joined Bass in urging members to think creatively about how more junior members can make their mark without holding official titles.
Anti-Disclosure Backlash Carries Risks for GOP
McConnell’s assessment should have been music to the ears of conservatives who oppose campaign finance restrictions.
Democrats Plan Police Body-Camera Legislation
Two similar Democratic proposals to equip more police officers with body-worn cameras should come into better focus within days, as details emerge on a White House initiative as well as a prominent
Why Is the United States Last in Valuing Families? | Commentary
This is a choice no family should have to make. Politicians like to talk about “family values.”
Releasing the Promise of American Natural Gas | Commentary
We can’t sustain growth or take full advantage of this energy abundance without a proper distribution network.
Several Ohio Democrats Considering Senate Primary
And other Democratic candidates won’t let him do that for too long without any competition. “It’s the starting gun for sure,” said Ohio Democratic strategist Steve Fought.