Feinstein rejects NYT on Benghazi
The chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said that key conclusions of a recent New York Times investigation into the 2012 Benghazi attack are wrong.Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) rejected...
View ArticleDems back away from Iran sanctions legislation
Amid intense pressure from President Obama and the White House, Senate Democrats appear to be backing away from an immediate vote on a new Iran sanctions bill.Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.)...
View ArticleVets push Congress for fix to pension cut
brightcove.createExperiences();Veterans groups are growing increasingly frustrated that Congress has not made any headway toward reversing a $6 billion cut to military pensions.The groups are...
View ArticleBoehner must decide on immigration
brightcove.createExperiences(); The release of House Republican principles on immigration reform this week will ignite a contentious debate within the GOP, forcing Speaker...
View ArticleGOP battles base on immigration
House Republican leaders are facing a disconnect on immigration with their grassroots base.Much of the GOP base sees Republican principles on immigration as granting amnesty to illegal immigrants...
View ArticleDefense hawks claw Pentagon budget
President Obama’s new defense budget is getting a rough reception on Capitol Hill, drawing strong opposition from GOP defense hawks and tepid support from Democrats.Republicans say the budget, which...
View ArticleIMF reforms to hold up Ukraine bill?
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is set to vote on an aid bill for Ukraine on Wednesday that includes reforms to the International Monetary Fund pushed by President Obama. Conservatives oppose...
View ArticleImmigrant surge tests Obama's policy
The White House on Monday rejected charges that it has caused a flood of illegal child immigrants surging across the southern border.Even as the influx continued, the administration defended President...
View ArticleGOP takes steps to rein in Obama
645X363 - No Companion - Full Sharing - Additional videos are suggested - Policy/Regulation/Blogs brightcove.createExperiences(); Congress began taking steps on Tuesday to...
View Article...and break ranks over Afghan plan
Senate Democrats are breaking ranks with the White House over President Obama’s plan to leave U.S. troops in Afghanistan through 2016.Several are objecting to the timeline, arguing it does not get...
View ArticleReformers fear death of immigration bill
Some of Congress’s most fervent immigration reformers say their legislative push is likely dead after Tuesday’s staggering primary election defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.).While...
View ArticleBenghazi suspect won’t be sent to Gitmo
The surprise capture of a suspected ringleader behind the Sept. 11, 2012, attacks in Benghazi, Libya, refueled a Washington debate Tuesday over whether those accused of terrorism should be sent to...
View ArticleObama, Democrats back in Iraq
President Obama has called congressional leaders to the White House Wednesday to outline his plan for stopping Iraq’s spiral into chaos.The effort is aimed at building support for possible military...
View ArticlePast disasters at embassies loom
The Obama administration has bolstered security at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq to protect staff and prevent any repeat of past disasters that have overwhelmed American diplomatic compounds. Embassies are...
View ArticleGOP divided on $3.7B bill
Republicans are sharply divided over how to handle President Obama’s $3.7 billion border request.Conservatives on Wednesday balked at the administration’s price tag for providing relief to authorities...
View ArticleTime runs short for border bill
645X363 - No Companion - Full Sharing - Additional videos are suggested - Policy/Regulation/Blogs brightcove.createExperiences(); Congress is running out of time to pass...
View ArticleObama tightens sanctions on North Korea
President Obama on Wednesday signed an executive order tightening sanctions on North Korea, the White House announced.The order came in response to the rogue nation's nuclear test in January and a...
View ArticleKerry determines ISIS is committing genocide: report
Secretary of State John Kerry has determined that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is committing genocide, The Associated Press reported Thursday morning.A State Department official confirmed...
View ArticleWhat we must learn from Munich?
We can’t go even a couple of days without yet another instance of mass violence. On Friday, it was a shooting in the center of Munich, Germany. An 18-year-old gunman of German-Iranian nationality...
View ArticleTerror knows no profile: Lessons learned from arrest of DC transit cop
Terror suspects have no set profile, no race and no static ideology or hard line prescribed set of beliefs. Those are some of the lessons learned in the immediate aftermath of the arrest of Nicholas...
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