Politics · 115th Congress
Ryan Doesn’t See Trump Debt Ceiling Tweet As Personal Attack
But the speaker knows what it’s like to be on the receiving end of critical Trump tweets and public comments.Â
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Politics · 115th Congress
7 Ways Trump’s Arizona Speech Complicates Congress’ Fall Agenda
Short on legislative accomplishments so far in his tenure, President Donald Trump went out of his way to complicate Congress’ fall legislative agenda during a campaign-style rally in Phoenix, Arizona,
Politics · 115th Congress
McConnell Quells Report of Strains With Trump
The White House on Wednesday evening also sought to tamp down talk that Trump and McConnell are at odds.
Politics · 115th Congress
Legislative Agenda Takes Back Seat to Trump’s ‘Beautiful Apartment’
But those were weaved into remarks that often jumped wildly from topic to topic, that seem to have Trump focused on other matters.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Career Advice for Restless Capitol Hill GOP Staffers
This column is written for every Republican staffer on Capitol Hill who — even now — is debating whether to join the Trump administration.
Politics · 115th Congress
Pelosi Joins Call for Removal of Confederate Statues From Capitol
“The halls of Congress are the very heart of our democracy.
Policy · 115th Congress
‘Right to Try’ Bill Could Face Slower Action in House
If the committee does not make changes, a House aide said, the bill would likely go to the floor under suspension of the rules.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: GOP Tax Dilemma — Somebody’s Got to Pay More
In the driver’s seat All the truth-defying gyrations of the Trump White House cannot erase the burden on congressional Republicans to provide something more tangible than tweets to voters struggling
Politics · 115th Congress
Congress Wants More Immigration Judges, and Fast
Congress wants to fund more judges to tackle the growing backlog of deportation and other immigration cases, even as lawmakers are hammering the Justice Department for not hiring them fast enough.
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Unified Control Still Means Divided Congress
Still, Congress hasn’t made much progress on basic obligations.
Politics · 115th Congress
Lobbying After Congress Declines in Popularity
By KYLE STEWART and GRIFFIN CONNOLLY Whether it was the ascension of Donald Trump, the endless vitriol of today’s politics or other factors, former members of the 114th Congress departed Washington
Policy · 115th Congress
White House Opioid Panel Pushes Access to Treatment
An advisory commission is urging President Donald Trump to declare a national emergency with regard to opioid abuse and addiction, among other recommendations to address a crisis that is claiming upward
McCain’s Many Parts in Getting to ‘No’ on Health Care
Neither was McConnell at all interested in dividing his GOP rank and file over a highly charged topic for the second time in as many weeks, this time whether Congress should be compelled to vote anew on
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Tax Unity Statement Creates Messaging, Negotiating Room
When you break down the statement, it does provide room for Republicans on all sides of the major issues to message on their views.Â
Policy · 115th Congress
Trump’s Tweet on Transgender Service Members Roils Congress
Assuming Trump turns his tweet into an order, the question quickly becomes: What are the odds Congress or the courts could overturn Trump’s move?
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Can Democrats Deliver Like Papa John’s?
Instead of working feverishly on the substance of a contrast with the imploding Trump administration, they decided it was most important — a year and a half out from the next election — to publicly
Policy · 115th Congress
House Democrats Focus on Ethics, Political Money
Amid the collapse of a signature piece of Republican health care legislation and continued revelations about the Trump team’s ties to Russia, House Democrats have turned their spotlight on proposals to
Tiptoes on the Hill Back Into War Debate
Sixteen years on, Congress seems to be getting genuinely close to forcing itself into a fresh debate on how to prescribe the use of military force against terrorism.
Politics · 115th Congress
Why Republicans Exempted Their Own Insurance From Obamacare Rollback
Senate budget rules are giving opponents of the rollback of the 2010 health care law an easy way to attack Republicans for hypocrisy.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Demanding Dignity From Leaders Comes With a Complicated History
News of Donald Trump Jr.’s Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer is a reminder that the Obamas followed the written and unwritten rules.