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Will Boehner risk the Tea Party’s wrath?
By Scott Wong
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) is back in a familiar spot: between a rock and a hard place.
By Scott Wong
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) is back in a familiar spot: between a rock and a hard place.
McConnell puts squeeze on House
By Alexander Bolton
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is shifting tactics, saying Tuesday he is willing to allow a vote on a “clean” bill funding the Department of Homeland Security that would prevent a shutdown.
By Alexander Bolton
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is shifting tactics, saying Tuesday he is willing to allow a vote on a “clean” bill funding the Department of Homeland Security that would prevent a shutdown.
Rep. Dent: Showdowns ‘won’t end well for us’
By Scott Wong
Centrist Republican Rep. Charlie Dent has emerged as his own party’s chief critic.
By Scott Wong
Centrist Republican Rep. Charlie Dent has emerged as his own party’s chief critic.
Obama vetoes Keystone XL bill
By Laura Barron-Lopez
President Obama on Tuesday vetoed legislation authorizing construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, rebuffing the new Republican-led Congress amid a furious battle over Homeland Security funding.
By Laura Barron-Lopez
President Obama on Tuesday vetoed legislation authorizing construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, rebuffing the new Republican-led Congress amid a furious battle over Homeland Security funding.
House GOP targets vulnerable Dems with Keystone robo-calls
By Jonathan Easley
The National Republican Congressional Committee is launching robo-calls hitting swing-district House Democrats over President Obama’s veto of legislation authorizing construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
By Jonathan Easley
The National Republican Congressional Committee is launching robo-calls hitting swing-district House Democrats over President Obama’s veto of legislation authorizing construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
Emanuel heads to runoff in Chicago mayor's race
By David McCabe
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) is headed to a runoff despite outspending his opponents and muscling out his strongest opposition.
By David McCabe
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) is headed to a runoff despite outspending his opponents and muscling out his strongest opposition.
NSA staffers rake in Silicon Valley cash
By Cory Bennett
Former employees of the National Security Agency are becoming a hot commodity in Silicon Valley amid the tech industry’s battle against government surveillance.
By Cory Bennett
Former employees of the National Security Agency are becoming a hot commodity in Silicon Valley amid the tech industry’s battle against government surveillance.
FCC hit with net neutrality lobbying blitz
By Mario Trujillo
Industry and advocacy groups have made hundreds of trips to the Federal Communications Commission in a desperate attempt to shape the sweeping proposal for net neutrality that is likely to be approved Thursday.
By Mario Trujillo
Industry and advocacy groups have made hundreds of trips to the Federal Communications Commission in a desperate attempt to shape the sweeping proposal for net neutrality that is likely to be approved Thursday.
Eleventh-hour drama for net neutrality rules
By Julian Hattem
A Democrat on the Federal Communications Commission wants to see changes that could narrow the scope of new net neutrality rules set for a vote on Thursday.
By Julian Hattem
A Democrat on the Federal Communications Commission wants to see changes that could narrow the scope of new net neutrality rules set for a vote on Thursday.
Pence out of running?
By Jonathan Easley
Mike Pence hasn’t fully closed the door on a presidential bid in 2016, but he might be running out of time to swing it open.
By Jonathan Easley
Mike Pence hasn’t fully closed the door on a presidential bid in 2016, but he might be running out of time to swing it open.
Supreme Court takes up religion in the workplace
By Lydia Wheeler
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a case that could help define the limits of religious freedom in the workplace.
By Lydia Wheeler
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a case that could help define the limits of religious freedom in the workplace.
Is the FCC lawless?
By Randolph J. May, contributor
We may soon see an agency that gives favorable treatment to some but not others.
By Randolph J. May, contributor
We may soon see an agency that gives favorable treatment to some but not others.
Obama's AUMF is largely meaningless, but a good idea anyway
By Joe Barnes, contributor
It may not mean much, but for this administration, it's progress.
By Joe Barnes, contributor
It may not mean much, but for this administration, it's progress.
The Wall Street Journal: Lawmakers grapple with ‘fast track’ trade bill
By William Mauldin
Lawmakers from both parties are trying to strike a difficult balance as they wrangle over the final intricacies of a bill that would expedite consideration of trade deals.
By William Mauldin
Lawmakers from both parties are trying to strike a difficult balance as they wrangle over the final intricacies of a bill that would expedite consideration of trade deals.
The New York Times: Obama hopes to score points in Miami on immigration
By Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Hamstrung by a federal court, President Obama is taking his pulpit to Miami to exact a political price from Republicans who oppose his immigration policy.
By Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Hamstrung by a federal court, President Obama is taking his pulpit to Miami to exact a political price from Republicans who oppose his immigration policy.
The Associated Press: Both parties face risks as healthcare law court case nears
By Alan Fram
Twenty-two out of 24. And 206 to 96. Those numbers tell much about the political impact of a Supreme Court case in which conservatives and Republicans hope to demolish a pillar of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. The justices hear arguments next week.
By Alan Fram
Twenty-two out of 24. And 206 to 96. Those numbers tell much about the political impact of a Supreme Court case in which conservatives and Republicans hope to demolish a pillar of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. The justices hear arguments next week.
Bloomberg: Bullish on Rubio, Spencer Zwick sees Clinton raising $1.7 billion for 2016
By David Knowles
The "most sought after man in Republican politics" offers an overview of the 2016 field.
By David Knowles
The "most sought after man in Republican politics" offers an overview of the 2016 field.
USA Today: Carly Fiorina backers launch super PAC for White House bid
By Catalina Camia
Supporters of Carly Fiorina launched a super PAC on Tuesday, aimed at building support for a 2016 presidential bid by the former Hewlett-Packard CEO.
By Catalina Camia
Supporters of Carly Fiorina launched a super PAC on Tuesday, aimed at building support for a 2016 presidential bid by the former Hewlett-Packard CEO.
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