Policy · 114th Congress
EgyptAir Crash Highlights Security Challenges at Airports
of this specific incident, even as others floated the possibility of a terrorist attack.
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Policy · 114th Congress
Moral Victory on Confederate Flag, Painful Defeat on LGBT Protection
Jared Huffman could prevent the flag from becoming a divisive issue throughout the appropriations process again this year. But the LBGT issue is only heating up, members said.
Policy · 114th Congress
Senate Confirms First Openly Gay Army Secretary
“I have pledged to the people of Kansas that I would do everything in my power to stop President Obama from moving terrorist detainees to Ft.
Politics · 114th Congress
Spanish-Language Ad Ties California Republican to Trump
Two House Democratic groups are stepping into a California race just weeks before the June 7 top-two primary to make the case that the Republican, an immigrant from Lebanon, is no different from Donald
Drive to Draft Women Going Nowhere Right Now
This is not the entirely 21st century question of whether transgender people should be able to use the restroom of their choosing — although conservative Republican lawmakers may launch politically
Opinion · 114th Congress
Obama Deserves Credit for Visiting Hiroshima
Patriotism is in the air. Budweiser, displaying all the subtlety of a North Korean advertising agency, has temporarily renamed its beer “America.” Chants of “USA! USA! USA!”
Politics · 114th Congress
It’s Official: Men Don’t Listen
“When you’re looking at these ads, they’re not game changers,” said Schaeffer, the analytic firm’s director of research. “This is shifting margins only slightly overall.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Indiana Will Test Club for Growth’s Evolution
But this year, with its 2010 winners up for re-election, the conservative outside group is playing defense , largely conserving its resources for open-seat opportunities in which it thinks it can
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s Dominance Draws on More Than Angry Middle Class
The point in unearthing this dog-eared copy of Time is to demonstrate that everything old is new again.
Policy · 114th Congress
Republicans Want to Bring Back ‘Illegal Alien’
It is not our place to be debating the two halves of a particular term.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Senate Passes Energy Policy Bill That Was Stalled by Flint
‘Proud of the Process’ “As substantive as this bill is, as much good policy reform that is reflected in it, I am equally proud of the process that we used to get here,” Murkowski said after the vote.
Policy · 114th Congress
Obama Faces a Growing Dilemma Over Saudi Ties
Addressing Murphy and Paul’s demands, he said: “I don’t think I have reached the same conclusion that they have reached. But it’s a concern.” The U.S.
Oregon’s Tina Kotek Downplays Gay Milestone
“That sounds like no big deal, but when you’re in this kind of work, honesty is a very difficult thing to do.”
Politics · 114th Congress
NY GOP Chairman: Different Voices Make Unity More Difficult
It was up in the air, until you got to New Jersey. And I think it was Wisconsin that finally put my father-in-law over the top.
Politics · 114th Congress
In Indiana, a Marine and a Farmer Duel for the Future of the GOP
Marlin Stutzman told about 50 people at Soul Harvest Church in Cloverdale about shoveling manure: “I thought, Lord, what am I going to do with this experience?”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Late to Discern the Bern
“When I first read about him on the Internet about a year ago, he seemed too good to be true,” she said. “The things that he is saying are the things that I have believed since I was a child.”
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
LBJ’s Civil Rights Struggle a Stage Production
“I remembered how incredibly respectful my father was around him,” he said. “[The play has] been in my head for a long time and my feelings about him have evolved over time,” Schenkkan said.
Politics · 114th Congress
Cruz Sweeps Colorado’s GOP Elected Delegates
In addition to presidential politics, retired Air Force officer Darryl Glenn emerged from the convention as the only candidate of seven nominated for the GOP primary ballot for U.S. Senate.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Circus is Great, But Watch the States
But do you know if the attorney general in your state has a primary challenger? Is your state legislature in session this week? Or this year?