Obama To Meet With Senate Democrats
To discuss 2014 priorities
More transparency on government deals that end investigations
The South Dakota Democrat, who is serving as Senate Banking Committee chairman, says the only way for the bill to reach the Senate floor is for it to bypass his committee
Facing a primary challenger
Despite some lawmakers not being in Washington, D.C.
Public falling out over Liz Cheney's Senate bid
Objects to members of Congress and their staff receiving subsidies
Needs support from five Republicans to avoid a filibuster on a plan to extend the benefits for three months
Hundreds planned to be released from Bagram prison
Review panel has made 46 recommendations
Notable critic of NSA behavior
Leans a little too left on gun control for some's liking
Only five Senate Republicans support putting her name to vote
Had been revealed earlier in the week
Not even sex assault officers have been immune from sex assault allegations
Should be more concerns about sports subsidies
Federal judge ruled the intelligence agency's metadata program was likely unconstitutional
Predicting the next Senate, the fate of several dictators, President Obama's next push, and more
Paving the way for it to pass with a simple majority
But probably don't have enough votes to block it
Introduced a bill with Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.)
Giving Obama Administration time it says it needs
Party-line vote for man who will play No. 2 in running agency
Senator's office cooperating with investigation
Sen. John Cornyn vs. Rep. Steve Stockman
Despite Iran's foreign minister saying that the move would kill recent nuclear deal
Democrats keeping an eye on him
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