Editors at National Review Online pan one congressman’s plans to attack U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Matt Gaetz is so upset that Kevin McCarthy cooperated with Democrats on passing a…
Editors at National Review Online offer unsolicited advice to U.S. House Republicans. Here we go again. A Republican speaker of the House is having trouble corralling backbenchers in a spending…
Michael Tanner explains at National Review Online that one item seems to inspire clear bipartisanship on Capitol Hill. With the divisiveness of tax reform now hidden behind the closed doors…
Pete Kasperowicz of the Washington Examiner discusses the latest potential battle over the federal debt. The debt ceiling has returned. But unlike past debt crises, deficit hawks are hoping this…
Daniel Wiser reports for the Washington Free Beacon about disturbing developments involving the United States military. U.S. adversaries including China, Russia, and Iran are developing military capabilities that will allow…
Last week the House approved a budget resolution and passed the first two spending bills. The Transportation-HUD spending measure was also approved by the subcommittee while the Legislative Branch spending…
Daniel Wiser reports for the Washington Free Beacon about the internal debate among congressional Republicans over maintaining defense spending within the limits set by sequestration cuts. Republicans admit that while…
Jim McTague‘s latest “D.C. Current” column in Barron’s focuses on the return of Social Security reform to the political agenda. The 2011 sequestration law, which requires $1.2 trillion in automatic…
The privately-owned Pisgah Inn is located on National Park property. As a result, it must be subject to periodic shopping by the park service for a better owner. The new…
In a sign that there’s little likelihood of Republicans losing control of the U.S. House of Representatives after the November elections, the latest Bloomberg Businessweek focuses instead on the prospect…
Those of you who have followed the debate about the so-called “doc fix” that continually surfaces on the congressional calendar are unlikely to find much comfort from this Daily Caller…
• Cary physician Greg Brannon, who plans to run for the U.S. Senate, won’t be able to spend full time campaigning for at least a week, as a civil trial…