Were They Aiming for the Dome on Sept. 11?
Most people who will go to work on Capitol Hill this Sept. 11 presume there’s no dispute, that the answer is an unequivocal “yes.”
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Congress Not Moved by Obama’s Measured Case for Syria Strike
“This is not a world we should accept,” he said.
McConnell Opposes Syria Strike
And I have to tell you, most of them aren’t exactly clear about the mission themselves, or shy about saying so. What I’ve told them is that I understand their concerns. I share them.
McConnell Opposes Syria Strike
And I have to tell you, most of them aren’t exactly clear about the mission themselves, or shy about saying so. What I’ve told them is that I understand their concerns. I share them.
Former US Ambassador to NATO Outlines Syria Choices
“So, in effect, what President [Barack] Obama is proposing is to enforce international law, the chemical weapons convention, by striking at Syria’s military assets, its airfields, its air force,
District Leaders: Syria Vote Highlights Lack of Representation in Washington
“The injustice and lack of representation for the people of the District of Columbia is striking at times like this, when representatives of people living in every other part of this country are
A Chemical Safety Bill From ‘Senator Formaldehyde’? | Commentary
The senator is now the ranking Republican on the Environment and Public Works Committee that oversees the EPA and its efforts to regulate toxic chemicals and improve the quality of our air, water
Obama Will Consult Congress on Syria
“We will be consulting appropriately with the Congress,” the official said in response to a question from CQ Roll Call about the president’s meeting this morning with his advisers to discuss options
Twenty Years Young and Mightier Than Ever – What’s the Secret?
This aircraft, and the men and women that operate and maintain it, saves lives.
Heritage Action CEO Lays Into House GOP
During a C-SPAN “Newsmakers” interview with CQ Roll Call’s Niels Lesniewski and The Hill’s Bob Cusack, which will air Sunday, Needham said Republicans don’t know what is possible because there are
Philanthropub Needs Charity, New Air Conditioner
Recently, Cause’s air conditioner unit went on the fritz.
Leahy Eyes ‘Nuclear Option’ Threat to Confirm Judges
A senior Senate Democrat is eyeing the “nuclear option” to eliminate filibusters of nominations — this time for circuit court judges. Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick J.
Eddie Bernice Johnson Rips Into Lamar Smith
This is just another example.” “And for what do you seek this data?” Johnson asked. “What legitimate scientific researcher can’t already access this data?
‘Let’s Do Lunch’ May Be Senate’s Last Bipartisan Deal
The second joint caucus meeting in the past month is this afternoon, with almost all 54 Democrats and 46 Republicans expected to attend.
Chemical Reform, Getting It Done Right | Commentary
Improbably, reforming our broken chemical law is emerging in this Congress as a thing that can get done.
Congress Watches as FCC Mulls Spectrum Giveaway
Any company is allowed to make new devices that operate wirelessly in this spectrum, so long as they don’t interfere with other devices making use of the band.
Calendar: The Pre-August Recess To-Do List
Recess is in the air. With no debt limit fight or other some-such-ness, Congress is free to move about the country by the end of the week and is not set to return until Sept. 9.
Doug Lamborn Draws Democratic Challenger #CO05
Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Irv Halter announced on Wednesday that he will challenge Republican Rep. Doug Lamborn in Colorado’s 5th District, according to a release from Halter’s campaign.
GOP and Energy: It’s Time for the Tail to Stop Wagging the Dog | Commentary
The truth lies somewhere in between, and the American people have seen this movie before. But it doesn’t have to be this way. At the end of May, Tennessee Republican Sen.
Ceiling Fan Makers Strive to Block Efficiency Rules They Once Sought
The law also requires the agency to review the rules every six years, a process the department initiated earlier this year.