Politics · 115th Congress
Rising Stars 2017: Administration Staffers
Some of the names are familiar, others have recently burst on the scene. They include members of Congress, congressional and administration staffers, and advocates.
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How Trump and Hill GOP Could Fill the Looming Legislative Void
On top of all that, the debate will get started during a spring and summer when Trump and the Hill majorities probably won’t be in a position to advance any other headline-making pieces of legislation
Politics · 115th Congress
Will He or Won’t He? Hatch Keeps Utah in Suspense
But one unexpected development has been as a major factor in Hatch’s possible change of heart: Donald Trump in the White House.
Politics · 115th Congress
Freedom Caucus Member’s Book Slams Money-Obsessed Politicians
“Paul is much more focused on policy than power,” Buck said Thursday in an interview, hours after discussing the book and life in Congress at a Heritage Foundation event.
Opinion: Would Trump Nuke Congressional Budget Rules?
But any effort to sign new buildings with an oversized "President Trump" will be stymied by those pesky congressional budget rules.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Trump Is Paying Back Corporations by Wiping Out Regulations
The CRA allows Congress — by majority vote in both chambers, with limited debate and no possibility of a filibuster — to wipe out rules issued in the final six months of the previous administration
In Abrupt Reversal, Trump Fires Cruise Missiles at Syria
The Trump administration informed senior members of Congress of the military action in Syria while it was underway, according to a congressional aide.
Tax Panel Republicans Ask Trump to Dump IRS Chief
House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady and 14 other Republicans on the tax-writing committee urged President Donald Trump to replace IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, citing a need to restore trust in
Mike Pence: Congressional Buddy or Fixer?
Vice President Mike Pence, Donald Trump's often-celebrated chief liaison to Capitol Hill, failed in his first attempt at brokering a deal with Congress.
Paul Ryan Eager to Talk About Taxes, ‘Hillbilly Elegy’
Ryan said Wednesday that Republican efforts to rewrite the tax code will come easier than overhauling the health insurance system because the procedural rules they will use are more conducive to changing
Opinion: Trump-Carter Comparison a Sign of Historical Amnesia
For those looking for a glib analogy to describe the disarray of the Donald Trump White House, it has suddenly become fashionable to pick on Carter, the last one-term Democratic president.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate Intelligence Leaders Stress Bipartisanship in Russia Probe
Before reporters began peppering the leaders of the Senate panel with questions, the chairman laid down some ground rules.
GOP Gets a Second Shot at Governance Test
If Trump and the majority leadership seek to get the bill through the House with only Republican votes, that means counting on 91-percent party unity.
Opinion: The GOP’s Big Health Care Winner — Mitch McConnell
When President Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan promised that they would finally deliver on the GOP's promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, McConnell sat back.
Conservatives Ask to Start Over on GOP Health Plan
By Rema Rahman and Lindsey McPherson, CQ Roll Call Conservatives are flexing their muscles in Congress as they get closer to securing the "no" votes that would sink the GOP leadership-crafted bill to repeal
A Week Full of Big-Ticket Items
Congress will have its hands full this week with several big-ticket political and policy debates, starting on Monday and reaching deep into the week.
At Town Hall, Rand Paul Opposes GOP Health Plan
Rand Paul is heading back to Capitol Hill before President Donald Trump arrives in Kentucky, citing the need to defeat the very bill that Trump is expected to tout in the Bluegrass State on Monday night
Liberals Put Political Money in Spotlight of Gorsuch Fight
Senate Republicans have praised Gorsuch, whom President Donald Trump announced as his nominee on Jan. 31 to fill a vacancy left more than a year ago by the death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
Trumpcare: Big Bills in Small Towns
Insurance companies must build a network of providers that can offer certain services, according to federal and state rules about how many specialists must be "in network" and how far from a given enrollee
Mike Lee Doubts House GOP Health Plan Complies With Senate Rules
In an opinion piece for The Heritage Foundation's Daily Signal, the Utah Republican wrote that under Senate rules, the House health care bill might not be compliant as a reconciliation bill (a budget measure