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Despite the best efforts of Chief Justice John Roberts, the U.S. Supreme Court is still the only court in the country that has never adopted a written ethics code. Although all nine justices issued a statement recognizing the “significant importance” of the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, adopted in 1973 by the lower federal courts, they have not…
President Biden on Tuesday named Ed Siskel as the new White House counsel, tapping the former Obama administration official for the role as the White House faces GOP investigations and legal challenges to multiple policies. Siskel previously served in the White House counsel’s office during the Obama administration, rising to the level of deputy counsel….
Former President Trump’s decision to skip the first Republican presidential primary debate is fueling Republican angst that his rivals will have little opportunity to catch up to him in the polls. Many senior Republican officials and strategists in Washington think Trump would be a weak candidate in the general election and have an uphill path…
Another public opinion survey about the Supreme Court, another historically bad result. Earlier this month, Gallup found that just 40 percent of Americans approve of the court — a figure that is 3 points lower than Gallup’s most recent poll and tied for the lowest rating it has ever recorded. The conventional explanation is that…
“We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.” The Cheshire Cat, “Alice in Wonderland” If anyone thought otherwise, American politics has long since crashed through Alice’s looking glass into Wonderland. The Cheshire Cat is right. “We’re all mad here.” How else can the current political madness be explained? Miles of newsprint and gallons of ink have failed…
Beyond its role of scoring the budgetary and economic effects of proposed legislation, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) independently publishes reports and working papers addressing more than two dozen topics intended, in part, to enhance the office’s transparency and encourage external review and comment. Under the topic of “climate and the environment,” the CBO has…
The hard-line conservative House Freedom Caucus said it plans to oppose any stopgap government funding bill that doesn’t include policy measures relating to the border, the Department of Justice and “woke” policies at the Pentagon, according to a draft press release obtained by The Hill. The official position against a “clean” continuing resolution comes after…
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With the U.S. topping more than 400 mass shootings in 2023 alone, a prominent contingent of gun violence prevention groups — with little to no alternative in 2024 — has thrown its weight behind President Biden’s reelection bid. Some of those same advocates, however, maintain they want to see more out of the Biden administration on…
The fight over government funding will be top of mind for Congress when lawmakers return to Washington next month, as the Sept. 30 shutdown deadline looms over Capitol Hill. Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) told members last week that the House will likely have to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government running past that deadline, but…