Policy · 114th Congress
Contractor Won Weak Bomber Oversight, McCain Says
“This is an experiment, a test case,” Jeremiah Gertler, an analyst with the Congressional Research Service, told CQ.
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Policy · 114th Congress
Nuclear Threats Rise in Concert With Trump’s Ascension
“This conversation is only going to get louder as the costs grow ever more punishing,” Kingston Reif, a nuclear expert with the Arms Control Association, told CQ Roll Call.
Policy · 114th Congress
Reviving Torture Under Trump Would Be Tricky but Not Impossible
“If it’s so important to the American people, I would go for it. I would be guided by that,” he told The New York Times last month.
Policy · 114th Congress
Will CR Potholes Become Democratic Roadblocks?
“This legislation is just a band aid, but a critical one,” outgoing House Appropriations chairman, Kentucky Republican Harold Rogers said.
Policy · 114th Congress
Trump’s Criminal Deportations Idea: Complex but Doable
Deporting a green card or visa holder who is legally in the United States is more complicated, but most aggravated felonies — such as murder, rape or drug trafficking — qualify a noncitizen for removal
Policy · 114th Congress
Transforming Security at Airports: How Can the TSA Improve Itself?
This is an unnecessary headache for them and a huge expenditure of resources for TSA. U.S. Travel recommends that TSA negotiate an agreement with the European Union modeled on the U.S.
Policy · 114th Congress
National Guard Bonus Debate Steeped in Electoral Politics
ranks at the time, said Air Force Gen.
Policy · 114th Congress
The National Mall Faces Crises of Funding and Identity
“This is a place for Americans to gather for celebrations, or sometimes in great sorrow … “I think if members of Congress went out and really listened to their constituents — all those who watch the
Policy · 114th Congress
Red Alert: Russia Looms Large as Security Threat
Air Force commander in Europe, who has seen Congress’ interest in his theater spike. What was recently viewed by lawmakers as a place to cut costs is now the opposite.
Policy · 114th Congress
House GOP Seeks to Ease or End Vehicle Emissions Standards
“I want to repeal the whole program,” said Rep. Joe L. Barton, R-Texas. Rep. Michael C.
Policy · 114th Congress
Some Survivors of the Fallen Are Shorted on Pentagon Benefits
The letter is memorialized at 95letters.com, a website created by Todd Ernst, an Air Force reserve veteran who served with Peter Jahns.
Policy · 114th Congress
Kaine’s Defense Bill Concerns Shed Light on His Decision-Making Process
“I see him as someone who is very interested in getting things done, understanding ultimately, that takes a group on both sides to come together,” Reed said.
Policy · 114th Congress
Trump Camp Playing Russian Roulette by Embracing Putin
Asked if he condemned Putin for being tied to the deaths of reporters, Trump said: “Well, I think our country does plenty of killing also.”
Policy · 114th Congress
The Quest to Recover Lost Gay Histories
“I realized how much of this stuff is forgotten, erased, deleted from history,” says Francis, now a senior counselor at the public relations firm DCI Group.
Policy · 114th Congress
Hill to Military: Move Aircraft to Protect Nuclear Missiles
Carter and other DOD senior leaders give this urgent security requirement the attention it deserves,” Rogers said.
Policy · 114th Congress
Senate Sets Up Battle With House Over Women in the Draft
“Not one of the cases examined in this report was handled in the newly-reformed military justice system — so while this is an interesting examination of the previous system, it’s largely irrelevant
Policy · 114th Congress
How Senators Quietly Voted to Keep Bomber Costs Secret
Bill Nelson led the committee’s resistance to McCain on this issue during the markup, Nelson confirmed to CQ Roll Call in a brief interview.
Policy · 114th Congress
Red Alert: Russia Looms Large as a Security Threat
Air Force commander in Europe, who has seen Congress’ interest in his theater spike. What was recently viewed by lawmakers as a place to cut costs is now the opposite.
Policy · 114th Congress
Three Potential Missteps Awaiting Obama in Asia
“And I think people in Japan will be looking to see what the president’s plan is to try to get this through in the lame-duck session, which will be important because all the major candidates now running