Immigration reform will be crucial for GOP
After the government shutdown, Congress can redeem itself by enacting Comprehensive Immigration Reform legislation.
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Splitting food legislation hurts American public
Farmers and families are hurt by Congress’s recent decision to ignore much-needed programs.
Congressional rules can stop real progress
Procedural rules within the House and Senate hinder action and prevent politicians from effectively enacting real change.
GOP at fault for the shutdown of government
The Republican Party’s inability to compromise harms the legislative process.
GOP’s Affordable Care Act antics hurt party
The lack of coordination in the Republican Party is ultimately beneficial for preserving the ACA and resolving negotiations.
Washington is turning toward common ground
President Obama sought to appeal to both Democrats and Republicans in his address.
Obama promises collaboration with GOP
The President said voter frustration with economy is his responsibility.
Class helps draft foster care bill
A resolution written by USC students focuses on the plight of the nation’s homeless children.
Student financial aid bill passes House vote
US House votes 253-171 to pass bill that will change the federal student loan process and simplify the FAFSA.