Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: Congress Mere Passenger in Trump Foreign Policy Express
Other Republicans sent out tweets with warnings about Putin — but without naming Trump.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Trump, Putin Address Election Meddling Charges in Helsinki
He feels very strongly about it and has an interesting idea,” without elaborating. Earlier, Putin said the United States and Russia should work jointly on cybersecurity.
Politics · 115th Congress
Pelosi Suggests Democrats Hold Leadership Elections After Thanksgiving
It also served to remind members the election is a long way away and the caucus should focus on winning the midterms, the aide said.
Politics · 115th Congress
More U.S.-Born Children Could Be Separated From Immigrant Parents
Democrats are trying to use those coming deadlines — when the families facing deportation must decide if they will leave with or without their U.S. born children — to pressure congressional Republicans
Politics · 115th Congress
Paul Ryan, Nancy Pelosi Let Fly the Shark Jumping, Russia Zingers
Some Republicans have raised concerns about moving that measure without legislative action on family reunification.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Dizzying Life of Midcycle Newbies
Those without the financial means to maintain homes in Washington and in their districts struggle to adjust to their new lives like a college student moving off campus.
Politics · 115th Congress
Outside Groups Ready for Supreme Court Fight
“I think there should be some kind of punishment,” for women who decide to have abortions, Trump said.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump to Montanans: ‘Tester Doesn’t Share Your Values’
He accused Tester of “lies” and criticized him because he “went 15 years without a hunting license. … That’s why we call him ‘two-faced Tester.’”
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: Take Me Home, Country Roads
Behind the Lens: We couldn’t cover campaigns without Roll Call’s ace staff photogs, Bill Clark and Tom Williams, and intern Sarah Silbiger, who’s on the road in West Virginia this week.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senators Want More Art in Trump’s North Korea Dealings
Congress on North Korea were generally of two kinds — those that wanted tougher economic sanctions on Pyongyang, or those that sought to curb President Donald Trump from launching an attack on the North without
Politics · 115th Congress
Outside Groups, Democrats Form Ranks in Supreme Court Fight
“I stand here to say, ‘This will not happen without a fight.’”
Politics · 115th Congress
House Republicans Hope to Resuscitate Immigration Issue
“That’s where the focus should be if we’re going to do something.” Meadows acknowledged there are more options but Goodlatte 1 appears to be the best one.
Politics · 115th Congress
Retiring GPO Director Reflects on 38 Years of Public Service
Sherman is retiring to a simpler life, one without talk of XML files and print-to-digital transformations. “Well, the pool in my neighborhood closes Labor Day,” Sherman said.
Politics · 115th Congress
Public Sector Union Clout May Suffer After Janus Case
The vast majority of those donations went to Democrats, revealing some of the political stakes should public sector unions wither away.
Politics · 115th Congress
Supreme Court Justice Kennedy to Retire
Yet Democrats are powerless to stop a Trump nominee without help from Republicans, since it only takes a majority vote to navigate the procedural hurdles in the confirmation process.
Politics · 115th Congress
Bennet Fields Supreme Court Gerrymandering Punt
The high court sent both cases back down to the lower courts on procedural grounds without addressing whether partisan gerrymandering ran afoul of voters’ constitutional rights.
Politics · 115th Congress
Democrats Search for a Winning Campaign Strategy on Immigration
Her unease isn’t without merit. Democrats have struggled to outline exactly why they support sanctuaries. Some say they’re a crucial check on Trump’s immigration agenda.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate GOP Appropriators Stress Bipartisanship in Trump Meeting
Scott Taylor, R-Va., said lawmakers should pass the Defense spending bill before the start of the fiscal year to avoid the Pentagon having to operate under another continuing resolution.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: A New Climate of Realism Emerges in Energy Debate
Absent a far more aggressive effort to drive the low-carbon transition, corporate leaders should anticipate a continuation of the “tobacco-style” lawsuits, opposition to needed infrastructure, and all
Politics · 115th Congress
House Heads Toward Wednesday Immigration Vote Without Agreement on Changes
“By tomorrow morning it should be clear which changes if any are agreed to by the parties that have been negotiating through the weekend,” Scalise said following a Monday evening meeting with his