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Some Republicans are eager to impeach the President. Some are so eager that they go on the record saying that impeachment would

There has obviously been no shortage of post-race analyses of Eric Cantor’s primary defeat on Tuesday.  No one has claimed credit for

Dana Milbank’s recent article on the record number of “closed rules” approved by the Republican-led House leaves out one important factor: fundraising.

Last December, the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) conducted a drone strike in Yemen that appears to have gone horribly wrong by

The Fix recently wrote about how “A 2015 rebellion against John Boehner would be unprecedented.” In the piece Philip Bump argues that “no

The Washington Post’s Wonkblog had a write up on congressional productivity not long ago. Its central thesis is Congress is more productive

Earmark reform is a hot topic on Capitol Hill and in the advocacy community. Earlier this week, Senator Reidcommented on the need to

Last Friday Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) announced that he would appoint a select committee to further investigate the September 11, 2012 terrorist

A story of note this week revolves around Rep. Michael Grimm (R-NY) and accusations that he hid money from the IRS while

The race to succeed Henry Waxman (D-CA) as the top-ranking Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee began within days of

“Tell me how this ends” This is what former CENTCOM Commander and CIA Director David Petraeus had posited to journalist Rick Atkinson

When asked what they remember as the most significant event of 1994, people tend to be divided between the massive 6.7 magnitude

Ian Millhiser has a very good piece on judicial nominations and blue slips over at Think Progress. It covers a lot of ground and

Gunning for a Fight?

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently announced plans to spend $50 million this year to fight gun violence. Bloomberg will

Drone Games

A little less than a year ago, President Obama delivered a major national security policy address at the National Defense University. The