Policy · 116th Congress
As states legalize marijuana, pesticides may be a blind spot
Those regulators, as well as industry groups, say these standards are an improvement from having black-market products without any testing at all.
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White House · 116th Congress
Democrats object to Trump’s threatening Iran over Saudi oil attack
“The US should never go to war to protect Saudi oil,” Kaine tweeted.
Congress · 116th Congress
Nadler revs up Trump inquiry
“Like the man who appointed him, Kavanaugh should be impeached.”
Congress · 116th Congress
House Republicans’ 2020 strategy is all about Trump
“Secondly, we believe that there is an opportunity for more middle-class tax cuts,” Brady said, alluding to a number of “pretty exciting proposals” without specifying details.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate panel backs special $1 billion military ‘readiness’ fund
Appropriators are generally reluctant to allocate funds without specifying how they should be spent, though they have made a number of exceptions.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Debating 2020 Democrats should not ignore our exploding debt
OPINION — Twenty current and former Democratic presidential candidates have now debated twice without any discussion of an issue that actively threatens our nation and ideals: our growing debt burden.
Congress · 116th Congress
All-day protest draws attention to opioid crisis, ‘Medicare for All’
“I feel very strongly that we should have Medicare for All.
Congress · 116th Congress
House takes aim at Trump’s drilling plan with three bills
“I’m a Floridian and I have seen substantial changes in my state and I have seen that coastline on either side threatened by a variety of issues that man should not be undertaking.”
Policy · 116th Congress
More states allowing gun seizures amid plague of mass shootings
> The Ohio governor, a Republican trying to push gun control proposals through a legislature where the GOP holds supermajorities in both chambers, saw his predecessor, John Kasich, try the same thing without
Policy · 116th Congress
California sees push on data privacy
businesses and groups representing employers are all seeking either exemptions or amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA, which has set the stage for a national debate on how companies should
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Why working-class whites aren’t giving up on Trump
Consequently, other things being equal, they should be more likely than other strata to prefer extremist movements which suggest easy and quick solutions to social problems and have a rigid outlook rather
Congress · 116th Congress
Trump pressures House GOP leaders to get rid of committee chair term limits
have Democrats keeping control of the chamber after next year’s elections, making higher wages in the private sector or retirement back home much more attractive than the long days of holding office without
Congress · 116th Congress
Term limit rules targeted by Trump aren’t tipping scale on House GOP retirements
Five of those Republicans who were not going to be able to keep their committee leadership spots without a waiver retired in 2018: Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling of Texas, Foreign Affairs
Campaigns · 116th Congress
DNC blocks virtual caucuses in Iowa and Nevada
The DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee agreed by voice vote to adopt the recommendation from DNC Chairman Tom Perez that the virtual caucuses should not take place since they would not be secure or
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats launch investigation into Pence’s stay at Trump Hotel in Ireland, Trump’s G7 plans
“The Committee does not believe that U.S. taxpayer funds should be used to personally enrich President Trump, his family, and his companies,” Cummings wrote in one of the letters.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Why Georgia will be the wildest ride in politics heading into 2020
Without having to go through a partisan primary before the general election, the race immediately favors high-name-ID moderates over base-pleasers from either party. High-name-ID moderates?
Congress · 116th Congress
Google agrees to record fine for violating children’s privacy
“From its earliest days, YouTube has been a site for people over 13, but with a boom in family content and the rise of shared devices, the likelihood of children watching without supervision has increased
Opinion · 116th Congress
Guns of war no more?
Lawmakers today are conditioned by party loyalty, without understanding the effective bipartisan congressional legacy that has shaped our current society.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Amid foreign policy chaos, remembering what’s important
However, even those who don’t have a loved one deployed to a hot spot should be paying attention for what is and is not happening.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Her father just pleaded guilty to raping her. But Usha Reddi hopes that won’t define her Senate bid
But when her father pleaded guilty this summer to raping her when she was a child, Reddi, a city commissioner in Manhattan, Kansas, decided she should be the one to make it an issue.