The House’s Reading of the Constitution Gets Off to an Awkward Start
Democrats want to know why, exactly, we're not going to mention the slavery parts.
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Boehner Becomes Speaker of the House, Cries
John Boehner is now officially second in line for the presidency.
A Single Republican Congressman Has Decided to Forgo Government Health Insurance
Everyone else is a socialist.
New START Passes Hurdle
Final passage could come as early as tomorrow.
Lame-Duck Session to Continue to Defy Name With Ratification of New START Treaty
The Democrats have reportedly secured the nine GOP votes they needed.
Could Ron Wyden’s Cancer Endanger the Democratic Agenda?
He may miss some key votes over the next week.
House Passes DADT Repeal, Gains GOP Support
Fifteen Republicans voted to repeal DADT this time around, compared to five in May.
Congress Somehow Manages to Get More Unpopular
Only 13 percent of Americans approve of how Congress is handling its job, a record low in the poll's 35-year history.
Bernie Sanders Has Been Speaking on the Senate Floor for Six Hours
He's protesting the tax-cut compromise.
GOP Filibuster Defeats 9/11 Responders Bill in the Senate
“A tragic example of partisan politics trumping patriotism.”
What Happens If the Tax-Cut Deal Falls Apart?
A look at the political fallout of a failed compromise.
The Most Overrepresented Demographic Group in Congress
Forty-eight percent of the members of the House and Senate are millionaires.
Radio Talk-Show Host Who Says Crazy Things Will Not Be a Congressional Chief of Staff
Joyce Kaufman, of "if ballots don't work, bullets will" fame, chooses to stay in Florida.
Diversity Coming to the Congressional Black Caucus
Two black Republicans are welcome to join, the chairwoman says.
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