…lobbying firm Akin Gump. - "It's unfortunate that a former member of Congress would put himself in a situation to spread dishonest information," said Javier Ortiz, executive director of the Puerto Rico Economic Recovery Initiative, another group backing the legislation…
…Today, the Republican National Committee announced a leadership structure for the joint fundraising committee it has formed with the presumptive GOP nominee. It includes an executive at Hardee's, the New York Jets' owner and a couple of former ambassadors…
…comments] "We want to inform and empower our audience, not just entertain them," said Jessica Herrera-Flanigan, Univision's executive vice president of government relations and public policy. "As a media company, we have the ability to educate and tell…
…according to court documents, introduced New York marketing executive Troy White to a District of Columbia businessman who paid White to deploy 'street teams' on Clinton's behalf, according to a person familiar with the investigation who spoke on condition…
…McCrory, a Republican, told reporters at the Executive Mansion here. “Right now, the Obama administration is bypassing Congress by attempting to rewrite the law.” NC senator: Courts will decide fight over bathroom law
…for value-based payment in the public and private sectors? Why do delivery and payment reforms take root in some markets but not others? I'll be moderating this with POLITICO's Executive Editor for Health Care, Joanne Kenen. Thursday…
…and down the ticket." A State Bucks the Trend on Voting Rights NEW YORK TIMES // EDITORIAL BOARD In a major executive order, Gov…
…lapse on the Supreme Court nomination was part of a larger outrage, the failure to confirm a much larger number of nominees to both judicial and executive branch posts, a record for this Congress far more dismal than its comparable…
…operation. “From our perspective, we see it as necessary,” said Doug Watts, national executive director of the Committee for American Sovereignty, a new pro-Trump super PAC that launched last week. Democrats have a significant head start. During the past…
…Hope Hicks, nor Jason Greenblatt, the executive vice president and chief legal officer at the Trump Organization, responded to several emailed requests for comment on the issues raised in this article. Here, as close as we can get to the…
…lapse on the Supreme Court nomination was part of a larger outrage, the failure to confirm a much larger number of nominees to both judicial and executive branch posts, a record for this Congress far more dismal than its comparable…
…candidates on press freedom How do the 2016 candidates rate on press freedom? Committee to Protect Journalists executive director Joel Simon reviewed (http://www.cjr.org/opinion/simon_grades.php?mc_cid=13e6a8f976&mc_eid=[UNIQID]) the three still standing for…
…lapse on the Supreme Court nomination was part of a larger outrage, the failure to confirm a much larger number of nominees to both judicial and executive branch posts, a record for this Congress far more dismal than its comparable…
…lapse on the Supreme Court nomination was part of a larger outrage, the failure to confirm a much larger number of nominees to both judicial and executive branch posts, a record for this Congress far more dismal than its comparable…
…s data, research and design services, said Jeremy Kennedy, the executive director of the Maine Democratic State Committee, which is a victory fund participant. "In my opinion, strengthening the state parties strengthens the DNC and vice versa," Kennedy said. "I…
…McCrory, a Republican, told reporters at the Executive Mansion here. “Right now, the Obama administration is bypassing Congress by attempting to rewrite the law.” NC senator: Courts will decide fight over bathroom law
…lapse on the Supreme Court nomination was part of a larger outrage, the failure to confirm a much larger number of nominees to both judicial and executive branch posts, a record for this Congress far more dismal than its comparable…
…McCrory, a Republican, told reporters at the Executive Mansion here. “Right now, the Obama administration is bypassing Congress by attempting to rewrite the law.” NC senator: Courts will decide fight over bathroom law
…McCrory, a Republican, told reporters at the Executive Mansion here. “Right now, the Obama administration is bypassing Congress by attempting to rewrite the law.” NC senator: Courts will decide fight over bathroom law
…McCrory, a Republican, told reporters at the Executive Mansion here. “Right now, the Obama administration is bypassing Congress by attempting to rewrite the law.” NC senator: Courts will decide fight over bathroom law