| December 17, 2014 |
Leaders gain from Cruz ploy
By Alexander Bolton
Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Harry Reid (D-Nev.) are both using Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) to cement control of their respective conferences as the 113th Senate grinds to a close.
By Alexander Bolton
Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Harry Reid (D-Nev.) are both using Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) to cement control of their respective conferences as the 113th Senate grinds to a close.
Bush fires starting pistol for 2016
By Jonathan Easley
Jeb Bush became the first big name to enter the 2016 presidential fray on Tuesday.
By Jonathan Easley
Jeb Bush became the first big name to enter the 2016 presidential fray on Tuesday.
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Emboldened Wall Street ready to dismantle Dodd-Frank financial law
By Peter Schroeder
Among the top items on the wish list: easing new requirements on mortgages.
By Peter Schroeder
Among the top items on the wish list: easing new requirements on mortgages.
ObamaCare fines loom for uninsured
By Elise Viebeck
People without insurance are running out of time to avoid the hefty ObamaCare penalties.
By Elise Viebeck
People without insurance are running out of time to avoid the hefty ObamaCare penalties.
GOP feels immigration heat
By Scott Wong
Republicans are refusing to telegraph their strategy for combating Obama’s immigration move.
By Scott Wong
Republicans are refusing to telegraph their strategy for combating Obama’s immigration move.
Historically unproductive Congress ends
By Cristina Marcos and Ramsey Cox
One of the most unproductive and least popular Congresses in history has gaveled to a close.
By Cristina Marcos and Ramsey Cox
One of the most unproductive and least popular Congresses in history has gaveled to a close.
Terrorism risk bill dies amid partisan finger pointing
By Ramsey Cox and Kevin Cirilli
Sen. Tom Coburn blocked Congress from reauthorize the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.
By Ramsey Cox and Kevin Cirilli
Sen. Tom Coburn blocked Congress from reauthorize the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.
Senate clears tax break package
By Bernie Becker and Ramsey Cox
The 50-plus incentives head to Obama's desk in one of the Senate's last acts of the year.
By Bernie Becker and Ramsey Cox
The 50-plus incentives head to Obama's desk in one of the Senate's last acts of the year.
Obama signs $1.1T spending package
By Rebecca Shabad
President signed massive funding bill that keeps government operating over next nine months.
By Rebecca Shabad
President signed massive funding bill that keeps government operating over next nine months.
Obama move causes logjam
By Kristina Wong
Military program that grants accelerated citizenship to immigrants has ground to a halt.
By Kristina Wong
Military program that grants accelerated citizenship to immigrants has ground to a halt.
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After the cromnibus, how the new Congress can control spending
By Romina Boccia, contributor
The cromnibus covers only one-third of federal spending, so budget reforms are necessary.
By Romina Boccia, contributor
The cromnibus covers only one-third of federal spending, so budget reforms are necessary.
The Associated Press: 113th Congress ends with more fights than feats
By Alan Fram
The tempestuous 113th Congress has limped out of Washington for the last time, capping two years of modest and infrequent legislating that was overshadowed by partisan clashes, gridlock and investigations.
By Alan Fram
The tempestuous 113th Congress has limped out of Washington for the last time, capping two years of modest and infrequent legislating that was overshadowed by partisan clashes, gridlock and investigations.
Bloomberg: Jeb Bush is following the family playbook
By John McCormick and Michael C. Bender
Jeb Bush's move toward a 2016 presidential bid is likely to speed up the primary process by forcing the hands of other potential candidates.
By John McCormick and Michael C. Bender
Jeb Bush's move toward a 2016 presidential bid is likely to speed up the primary process by forcing the hands of other potential candidates.
The Washington Post: Could it be another Bush-Clinton race in 2016?
By Karen Tumulty
Jeb Bush’s announcement that he will “actively explore” a presidential run raised the prospect that for the second time in 24 years a Bush may battle a Clinton for the White House. But having a famous last name brings both advantages and downsides.
By Karen Tumulty
Jeb Bush’s announcement that he will “actively explore” a presidential run raised the prospect that for the second time in 24 years a Bush may battle a Clinton for the White House. But having a famous last name brings both advantages and downsides.
Yahoo News: Why Sen. Mike Lee needs to stay in Sen. Ted Cruz’s shadow
By Meredith Shiner
Cruz might be flirting with a White House run in 2016, but Lee has to run for reelection in Utah, and that’s no small task.
By Meredith Shiner
Cruz might be flirting with a White House run in 2016, but Lee has to run for reelection in Utah, and that’s no small task.
USA Today: Obama issues 'executive orders by another name'
By Gregory Korte
By issuing his directives as "memoranda" rather than executive orders, Obama has downplayed the extent of his executive actions.
By Gregory Korte
By issuing his directives as "memoranda" rather than executive orders, Obama has downplayed the extent of his executive actions.
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