Politics · 115th Congress
Democrats Push GOP to Delay Tax Talks After Alabama
“The vote on the tax bill should be postponed.
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10 Thoughts After the Alabama Senate Election
They had to thread multiple needles, including attracting funding from Democrats across the country without giving the appearance of a nationalized race.
Politics · 115th Congress
A Huge Congressional Settlement Involving Sexual Harassment — And Hardly Anyone Knew
“He said he would not tolerate in any sense sexual harassment of staff, and and you should feel at liberty to pursue justice,” she said.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Where Science Goes, So Goes Our Nation
And we should continue a long bipartisan tradition of funding and conducting research across the federal government. That research, by very definition, will have many failures.
How Moore Would Change the Senate From Day One
Custom holds it should be the state’s other senator, especially since he’s from the same party. But over the weekend Richard C.
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: McConnell Enters Year-End Sprint With Options Limited
But should Republicans succeed in getting the legislation to President Donald Trump’s desk before the upcoming holiday break, the victory lap could immediately be overshadowed by the need to cut a
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Poised to Set Record for Appeals Court Judges
The Senate confirmed four appeals court picks the week starting Oct. 31, and Democrats cannot stop the confirmation of this week’s nominees without votes from Republicans.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Alabama Senate Race: A Religious Experience
Jones and his allies have argued that Alabama deserves better, and Alabamians should show the world they reject Moore’s divisive rhetoric.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Why a DACA Fix Next Year Would Come Too Late
President Donald Trump insists it should not be tied to the annual appropriations scramble.
Politics · 115th Congress
‘Open Season’ on Immigrants as Discretion Fades
In July, DOJ’s Executive Office for Immigration Review narrowed the instances in which a judge should grant a continuance.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: How Debt Limit Drama Gets Resolved Is Up in the Air
“Washington has always had a flair for the dramatic, but these days, little seems to be done without last-minute theatrics.”
Politics · 115th Congress
White House Mum on Trump Accusers, But Not on Media
President Donald Trump said NASA should hustle-up on getting the country to Mars.
Politics · 115th Congress
Six Things to Watch as Tax Overhaul Endgame Nears
Another issue they’ll have to settle is when the rate cut should begin.
A Gun Rights Vote Only the GOP Base Can Appreciate
In the debate, the blizzard of statistics about how the United States far outstrips the rest of the world in deadly gun violence was countermanded by a wave of passion about how the Second Amendment should
Politics · 115th Congress
Politicking by Churches Fight Mixes With Tax, Spending Debates
“As a pastor, you should be free to teach as God leads, without interference from the government,” the group says on its website.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump’s Jerusalem Decision Called ‘Provocative,’ Counterproductive
The White House made its decision after a months-long review process, and without fear of sizable congressional backlash.
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Spending Strategy Would Delay Shutdown Showdown
House Republicans can pass a spending bill without Democrats if they get 218 of their members to support it, but Senate Republicans cannot.
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Power Play in Hurricane-Ravaged Puerto Rico
“Without unprecedented levels of help from the United States government, the recovery we were planning for will fail,” Natalie A.
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Civility Pledge Signers ‘Disagree Without Being Disagreeable’ in a Tumultuous Congress
House freshmen who signed a civility pledge say they’ve been able to live up to their agreement to “disagree without being disagreeable” and even strike up some friendships amid a rancorous Congress.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Wall Street’s Moral Superiority
The documents give a rare and candid glimpse into an office without boundaries, one plagued by what staffers described as a culture of serial abuse.