Obama Discusses Potential NSA Reforms With Congressmen
After months of backroom discussions, the President is getting ready to unveil modest reforms for the spy agency
After months of backroom discussions, the President is getting ready to unveil modest reforms for the spy agency
The Republican Senator’s plan involves centralizing anti-poverty funding and replacing the earned income credit
On 50th anniversary of LBJ speech
Ray Haynes, a former California Senate Republican Whip, is “looking seriously” at running for his state’s 36th district
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Even after House Republicans led the government to a shutdown in October, Democrats have little to no chance of retaking the lower chamber. Among other factors, the botched rollout of the Affordable Care Act has caused potential …
Will nominate Max Baucus as new ambassador
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Across a circular expanse 180 feet high near the top of the U.S. Capitol rotunda, Kevin Hildebrand, the chief of the building’s Architecture division, spoke in words that echoed as they bounced off the walls. “Of course, the …
The Senate is poised to pass a new bipartisan budget agreement after the measure cleared a procedural hurdle on Tuesday morning.
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