There’s a little-covered battle over student loan interest rates playing out in the final weeks leading up to a July 1 deadline. That’s when a prior Congressional agreement on rates expires leaving rates to double […]
After months of discussions, negotiations and mark-ups, the immigration reform bill will hit the Senate floor on Tuesday with many Senate Republicans coming out in support of the measures to give a pathway to citizenship […]
Congress has become someone hostile to funding for social science research with proposals to cut funding for research into political science issues and changing the way the National Science Foundation approves projects. Host Carmen Russell-Sluchansky […]
Comprehensive immigration reform took another step toward becoming reality on Thursday as the Senate Judiciary Committee started reviewing amendments to a bill intended to give a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million residents living […]
All eyes have turned to newly elected Congressman Mark Sanford, R-S.C., who on Tuesday sought to close a chapter filled with conflicts—both personal and professional—and continue on a path to political redemption. Sanford defeated Democratic […]
President Obama is often considered stately, articulate and practical. His demeanor has been the fodder for much speculation about his real personality, how much of the true Obama we really see and even where his […]
Congressman Matt Salmon is in his fourth term, but that hasn’t stopped him from proposing a Constitutional amendment to impose term limits on members of Congress to just two. This follows Sen. David Vitter’s similar […]
The District of Columbia passed a charter amendment on Tuesday that would give the city more autonomy by granting the nation’s capital the ability to approve its own municipal budget. It’s probably not surprising D.C. […]
Tax-free online shopping could soon be a thing of the past, if senators supporting Senate Bill 743, known as the Marketplace Fairness Act, get their way. The most controversial part of the act would require […]
Money in politics. It’s an inevitable theme that the U.S. sees every election cycle, and in particular this past election with candidates breaking records in campaign spending. On Saturday, about 200 people participate in the […]
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