Boulder DA Stan Garnett won’t run for Congress in 2018, but won’t rule out 2020 Senate run
Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett speaks at a swearing-in ceremony at the Boulder County Courthouse in January.
Category Archives: US House of Representatives
Republicans are starting to admit they may have to work with…
With the Senate Republican healthcare bill stalled due to disagreements within the party, some Republicans are admitting they may have to move to a plan B: working with Democrats. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday said during an event in Kentucky that if GOP senators fail to reach an agreement on a bill that can get 50 votes in the chamber, they would have to work with the other party on a way to stabilize the Obamacare insurance markets.
Foes of Obamacare repeal invite public to event Friday
Yuma County leaders will hold a press conference at 10:30 a.m. Friday to call on Arizona Sens. Jeff Flake and John McCain, both Republicans, to oppose the repeal of the Affordable Care Act and a new health care bill supported by President Trump. Local residents are also invited to share personal stories about how the repeal of the ACA would affect their lives.
Rep. Lou Barletta says he will make decision on Senate run ‘in a …
First, Libre gained national attention after being rescued from a puppy mill in Lancaster County. Then, the Boston terrier became the namesake of a new wave of animal welfare protections in Pennsylvania, and even signed the bill with Gov. Tom Wolf .
Federal aviation bill considers new rules for fares, cell phones,…
Should the federal government privatize the nation's air traffic control system? The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate are weighing the question in bills that would reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration for the next several years. They're also debating consumer issues, like whether to ban air passengers from making in-flight phone calls, how airlines should handle passengers bumped from flights, and whether to let airlines make fares look cheaper by excluding government-imposed fees from advertised prices.
Rep. Jacky Rosen To Challenge GOP Sen. Dean Heller In Nevada
The state needs "a senator they can trust to be an independent voice standing up to President Trump, not his enabler," she says. Democratic Rep. Jacky Rosen, a former software programmer and synagogue president, announced on Thursday that she will seek the Senate seat now held by Dean Heller, who political analysts rate as the chamber's most vulnerable Republican in the 2018 campaign.
Senators pushing to raise minimum number of ships in Navy
A push for more sea power is making its way through the U.S. Senate. As part of a large military funding package, Senators are calling for a significant increase in the amount of ships in the Navy.
If Congress kills class actions, the consequences could be deadly
There's no question that Americans disagree about guns. We disagree on when and where guns should be carried, who should own guns, whether being armed makes a tense situation better or worse, and how to prevent gun violence.
Republican lawmaker Steve Scalisea s condition worsens after June shooting
U.S. Representative Steve Scalise, shot and wounded during a baseball practice last month, developed an infection and was readmitted to an intensive care unit, MedStar Washington Hospital Center said on Wednesday. Scalise, the No.
Steve Scalise, congressman wounded in shootout, back in intensive care
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who was injured last month in a shooting during a congressional baseball team practice, was readmitted to intensive care Wednesday night because of new concerns about infection, according to The Associated Press. The Louisiana Republican was among five people injured in June when a lone gunman opened fire on a ballfield where Republicans were practicing near Alexandria, Va.
Polis Could Make History with Colorado Gubernatorial Bid
If Jared Polis wins the race for governor of Colorado, he would become the first openly gay person to win a gubernatorial race in the United States -- but breaking through the pink ceiling isn't a distinction that's a priority for his campaign. During an interview with the Washington Blade last week, the five-term member of the U.S. House identified renewable energy and education as marquee issues for his candidacy, downplaying the significance of achieving a potential first.
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US soldier, 36, on vacation in Belarus is 'thrown to his death from the 10th floor balcony of his hotel room after telling his family "they are out for blood" following an argument in a casino' Republican whip Steve Scalise is readmitted to ICU in a serious condition after an infection following his shooting at baseball practice last month US is ready to use 'considerable military forces if we must' to stop North Korea's nuclear program, UN ambassador warns Attorney files ethics complaint against Chris Christie and demands the New Jersey governor pay the 'fair market value of renting a private beach during July Fourth weekend' after Beachgate EXCLUSIVE: You're not welcome here! Hot felon Jeremy Meeks is confronted by his furious wife as he returns home for first time since kissing billionaire's daughter on Mediterranean yacht Princeton anthropology professor and mother-of-one, 61, dies ... (more)
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise Readmitted To Intensive Care Unit
Republican Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana, who was wounded last month when a gunman opened fire on a Republican baseball practice in Alexandria, Va., is back in intensive care because of concerns for infection. Congressman Steve Scalise has been readmitted to the Intensive Care Unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center due to new concerns for infection.
US lawmaker shot by anti-Trump gunman back in intensive care
Top US Republican lawmaker Steve Scalise, recovering from being shot by a gunman angry about US President Donald Trump, has been moved back into intensive care because of concerns over infection, doctors said Wednesday. Scalise and three other people were shot in mid June at a park in suburban Washington as they practiced for a congressional charity baseball game.
West Virginia health centers to get $19M in federal grants
West Virginia community health centers are getting $19 million in federal grants from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration. U.S. Rep. Evan Jenkins says they include $1.29 million to Camden on Gauley Medical Center, $1.06 million to Monroe County Health Center, $1.48 million to New River Health Association and $1.5 million to Rainelle Medical Center.
Wounded Rep. Scalise readmitted to intensive care
The Washington hospital where House Majority Whip Steve Scalise is recuperating from a gunshot wound says he has been readmitted to the intensive care unit. MedStar Washington Hospital Center says the Louisiana congressman is back in intensive care because of new concerns for infection.
Sanborn won’t run for District 9 again NEW
Republican Andy Sanborn will not seek re-election in 2018 for the District Nine State Senate seat that he has held for the past four terms so he can pursue a bid for US Congress. Sanborn, in an interview Wednesday morning, said that it was the will of his constituents, combined with his belief in term limits that pushed him to be a congressional candidate for New Hampshire's First District.
Digital Works to close –
After four years of helping with training and job hunting for Gallia County residents, Digital Works will be closing its doors July 14, due to lack of funding. According to Gallipolis location facilitator Sherri Shaw, Digital Works opened in 2014 and was homed briefly in the Gallia County Job and Family Services location as part of a partnership before moving to its current location at 859 Third Avenue.
California, New Mexico file environmental lawsuit
The attorneys general of California and New Mexico sued the Trump administration Wednesday for delaying new rules to reduce methane leaks on federal lands. The lawsuit is the latest in a string of legal challenges by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra against the administration on environmental actions.
Insurance commissioner, possible gubernatorial candidate advises responsible spending
Insurance Commissioner Ken Selzer says he would advocate for increasing efficiency and reducing spending as he weighs a run for Kansas governor, a month after lawmakers overrode GOP Gov. Sam Brownback's veto to raise taxes. Selzer, a Leawood Republican and certified public accountant, first told the Kansas City Star he was weighing a gubernatorial run, but he said he hasn't decided whether he'll pursue the nomination.