How Republicans can turn the House’s lights back on Sarah Binder - October 24, 2023 But electing a speaker won’t resolve the crisis.
Everything you should know about the House speakership battle Sarah Binder, Ruth Bloch Rubin, Matt Glassman, and Molly Reynolds - October 10, 2023 Four political scientists have a ‘good chat’ about what happened – and what comes next.
Members of Congress have lost control over spending Molly Reynolds - August 26, 2020 Package deals over budgets mean that individual members find it hard to make a mark.
Congress is arguing over federal spending again. This explains why. Molly Reynolds - September 26, 2019 Nobody wants another shutdown. But what to do when the parties really, really disagree?
There might not be a government shutdown this year. This is big news. Peter Hanson and Molly Reynolds - September 19, 2018 [caption id="attachment_77888" align="aligncenter" width="960"] The U.S. Capitol at sunrise in
Yes, Congress could give Trump a line-item veto. And it might want to. Andrew Rudalevige - April 9, 2018 President Trump signed the massive omnibus appropriations bill for fiscal
Yes, Congress could shut the government down tomorrow. It probably won’t. Molly Reynolds - January 18, 2018 Back in December 2017, Sarah Binder, John Sides and I
Congress just averted a government shutdown — but maybe not for long John Sides - December 8, 2017 Once again, a government shutdown is conceivable. This occasioned some
This is why the congressional budget process is broken Molly Reynolds - October 26, 2017 The Republican House and Senate have now adopted their annual
Congress just dodged a government shutdown. Here’s what comes next. Molly Reynolds - April 28, 2017 http://www.washingtonpost.com/video/politics/house-passes-one-week-spending-bill/2017/04/28/2dd6a0da-2c2f-11e7-9081-f5405f56d3e4_video.html With votes Friday morning in the House and Senate,
5 tips on how U.S. presidents can work best with Congress Tony Lucadamo and Molly Reynolds - December 1, 2016 [caption id="attachment_49494" align="aligncenter" width="960"] President-elect Donald Trump with his wife,