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Politics · 115th Congress

NIH Contractor Dispute Underscores Agency Conflicts

Just over two years after revelations of serious safety issues shook the NIH, internal disagreements over the federal standards that should govern how research is conducted at the agency threaten

Politics · 115th Congress

Grassley, Feinstein Issue Subpoena for Manafort Testimony

Grassley, R-Iowa, and ranking member Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said in a statement they were “willing to accommodate” Manafort’s requests to cooperate with the committee’s investigation without appearing

Politics · 115th Congress

McCain Absence Felt Well Beyond Health Care

Inhofe would likely be in line to pick up some of McCain’s work overseeing floor debate on the defense bill, should the Senate go forward without him in the chamber.

Politics · 115th Congress

Analysis: GOP Senate Health Care Effort at Standstill

Should that happen, the Kentucky Republican is expected to then begin work on a bipartisan bill to stabilize the markets, a move he previously said would be necessary should the current GOP effort

Politics · 115th Congress

Latest GOP Leadership Health Care Plan Bleeding Support

This should be followed by an open legislative process to craft health care policy that will provide greater personal choice, protections for pre-existing conditions, increased access and lower overall

Politics · 115th Congress

Critics From All Sides Hammer McConnell

John McCain, who is home in Arizona recovering from surgery, said the Senate should “return to regular order” following the collapse of the bill.

Politics · 115th Congress

McConnell Abandons Obamacare Repeal and Replace Effort

Lee and Moran joined Rand Paul of Kentucky and Susan Collins of Maine in opposition to the procedural motion, leaving McConnell without the votes needed to move forward on the Senate bill.

Politics · 115th Congress

Ryan Says He’s Working on Update to Capitol Dress Code

The Wisconsin Republican said he would work with the House sergeant-at-arms to update the code without providing specifics on whether it would address women wearing sleeveless dresses and open-toed

Politics · 115th Congress

Budget Battle Opening Salvo Still Stalled

The sequester caps of $549 billion for defense and $516 for nondefense discretionary spending cannot be raised without a statutory change to the Budget Control Act, which would require Democratic votes