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House Speaker John Boehner is being pressed by the conservative wing of the Republican Party not to allow a vote on major pieces of legislation -- from gun control to immigration -- without majority Republican support, after recent signals that he could be open to building a coalition with Democrats. Tea Party favorite and second-term Rep. Tim Huelskamp is among the most recent to express concern, saying Tuesday that Boehner "assured us" that he'd seek a majority Republican coalition before proceeding on controversial bills. "Why do we have the majority if we don't do what the majority wants?" the Kansas Republican told FoxNews.com. "I didn't come to Washington to give over the House to (Democratic Leader) Nancy Pelosi and moderate Republicans. This really concerns me."Last Thursday, Boehner addressed concerns about the so-called Hastert Rule. The "rule," named after former House Speaker Dennis Hastert, holds that Republican leadership should allow votes only on bills that have a "majo...
In the midst of watching his team rally with 14 points in the final 7½ minutes, Seattle coach Pete Carroll forgot about his history as a one-time coach of the New En...
Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC) tells Alan why he and nine other House lawmakers are suing the Obama administration over the use of force in Libya.
Rep. Walter Jones , (R-NC), on why he will vote down the PATRIOT Act extension sailing through Congress this week and stand with the small but loud group of legislators fighting for our civil liberties.
RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Now Walter Jones knows how all the defenders he stonewalled for 13 years felt.The Seahawks' four-time All-Pro and nine-time Pro Bowl left tackle...
Tony Shaffer on potential fault in talks
It is true that 9/11 changed America.The heart of that change is how the terrorists broke Congress.The branch of government that is closest to the American people, m...
Jones Villalta Asset Management CIO Tom Villalta on how a behavioral financial process is used to invest in the markets.
A group of lawmakers filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday against the Obama administration, questioning the constitutional and legal justifications for military action ...
In a surprise visit to the White House briefing room to demand House Republicans compromise on a two-month payroll tax cut extension -- a demand that was promptly re...
The nation's first black Marines received a rare national tribute Tuesday as the House voted to award the Montford Point Marines with the Congressional Gold Medal, t...
Rep. Walter Jones , (R-NC), on why he finally felt compelled to sue the President over his ongoing and unconstitutional war on Libya.
George Washington University Professor of Law Jonathan Turley on the lawsuit filed by a group of members of Congressman over America’s military role in Libya.
Rep. Walter Jones , (R-NC), on why he's disgusted with the war in Libya and does not support continuing resolutions that fund the wasteful war in Afghanistan.
SEATTLE (AP) — Four-time All-Pro Seattle Seahawks lineman Walter Jones has retired after a 13-year career during which he became a cornerstone of the team and one of...
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Former Office Depot CEO Steve Odland, former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker and former Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary David Malpass on the fiscal cliff deal.
Has the Tea Party movement become the final casualty of the 2012 elections?Here are four signs that the end – or at least a diminished future --may be near for once ...
In a gutsy move, three House Republicans who were removed from plum committee posts are demanding an explanation from House Speaker John Boehner -- escalating the wa...
Kansas Rep. Tim Huelskamp said Wednesday that House Speaker John Boehner removed him and other conservative Republicans from key committee posts for conservative vot...