Oversight

Play of the Day: Home Page Improvement

Late-night TV comes back from a Thanksgiving break.

Oversight

House Oversight Republicans Blast IRS Chief Counsel

Wilkins invited to amend his 'lacking' testimony on tea party controversy.

Oversight

Congress Faces a Stark Choice: Sequester or Shutdown

The political dilemma boils down to this: either accept a second round of deep cuts or risk another closure of government.Alb

Management

Appointment-palooza in the Senate? Don't Bet on It

Liberals shouldn't expect the 'nuclear option' to end Senate obstruction of Obama's nominees.

Oversight

How Senate Republicans Can Retaliate on the Filibuster

Ultimately the best way is to win a majority in 2014, say Capitol Hill strategists and advisers.

Oversight

On Budget Conference Committee, Even Small Proposals Generate Arguments

Ideas as small as raising user fees are generating some controversy.

Oversight

Congressional Vacation Set to Create Another Fiscal Crisis

Lawmakers will soon be forced to debate another stopgap spending measure to avoid a shutdown in January.

Oversight

Play of the Day: The Nuclear Iran Playbook

If you like your uranium, you can keep your uranium.

Oversight

Anti-Incumbent Fever Won't Oust Many Incumbents

Don't expect many members of Congress to lose their seats next year, despite Congress's 9 percent approval rating.

Nextgov

Pentagon Biodefense Project Duplicates HHS Effort

After some talk of cooperation, initiatives took separate paths.

Oversight

How Far Does Michelle Obama Have to Lean In to Be a Feminist?

Critics complain the first lady is too traditional.

Oversight

Veteran Injured Saving Woman Who Jumped from Upper Deck at Oakland Coliseum

Good Samaritan is reportedly a former Marine.

Nextgov

Boehner's Covered, 500 Visitors and Other HealthCare.gov News

Follow key reporting on the Obama administration’s signature policy initiative.

Oversight

House GOP Prepares Fallback Plan to Avoid January Shutdown

They're considering a short-term continuing resolution that would fund the government through April 15.

Oversight

Soon, President Obama Will Pardon a Thanksgiving Turkey. Then, It Will Die.

Turkeys are not bred for living, but for eating.

Oversight

In the Aftermath of a Post-Nuclear Senate, Everyone’s Dug in Deeper

Executive branch and most judicial nominees can now be confirmed with a simple, 51-vote majority.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Senate Go Boom, Nuclear Edition

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid detonates the nuclear option in the Senate.