Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
Azar told an audience at the Hatch Center for Civility and Solutions in a Nov. 14 speech about the social determinants of health. “I want you to stay tuned to what CMMI is up to.”
“Why is it, then, appropriate and acceptable for us to basically say to states in this context, ‘You really don’t know best. We do. And this is what you’re going to do.’”
Rather than waiting for votes to come up, Denham is not shy in forcing the issue. “I worked with members to move a major issue forward,” he said.
“We oppose this provision because supersonic aircraft, once again under development, threaten Americans with lasting damages from extreme climate, noise and air pollution effects,” the groups — including
But the measure’s proponents have struggled ever since to get it to the floor, even as another deadline approaches at the end of this month.
The modern air conditioning will be in full use this week as the Senate returns for a rare mid-August session.
“I can’t predict that at this point,” Walden said about whether the bill would advance. “There was obviously differing viewpoints on the legislation, which we fully anticipated.
Some of the proposals have already proven to be nonstarters, like an effort to privatize the operation of air traffic control towers, which currently fall under the Federal Aviation Administration
“I look forward to working once again this year with colleagues from both sides of the aisle, along with taxpayer protection and conservation advocates, to ensure that this wasteful earmark is once
John Shimkus recalled in an interview this week.
The Strategic Forces Subcommittee is also in charge of the military’s space operations, and its mark this year would call for a unified Space Command within U.S. Strategic Command.
“We’re standing up a product team to do specific product changes in Myanmar and other countries that may have similar issues in the future to prevent this from happening.”
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey announced this month that she has launched an investigation into the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data-sharing case.
“I would argue that the previous administration wasn’t following the law. The law is pretty clear,” Perry said. “That’s what it is senator, it’s about following the law.
That came after House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster gave up the week before on spinning off the air traffic control system from the Federal Aviation Administration.
“I struggle to speak to you today because I’m not sure what words are appropriate when discussing this issue,” she said.
It’s really this middle kind of space, this expeditionary warfare that the military has been focused on.
Treasury urges Congress to act promptly on this important matter,” Treasury Assistant Secretary for Capital Markets Clay Berry said in a statement.
“I don’t think we need more gun control; I think we need more idiot control,” the Louisiana Republican told NOLA.com, blasting a new bipartisan gun control bill that appears to be aimed at preventing
“I don’t think that’s excessive,” he said, citing the nearly $1.5 trillion cost of the overall bill.