Jacob Fischler is a political reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Washington, D.C.
The California Democrats say there should be "no such thing" as a philosophical exemption. California has had a recent measles outbreak — and, in general, few Democrats in the state are totally clear on whether the exemption should end.
Most still don't have clear answers. Carson, Cruz, and Rubio are most specific.
Only one senator asked by BuzzFeed News — Sen. Ben Cardin — said he'd definitely go.
Things are getting heated. UPDATE: This post has been updated with Gowdy's response letter.
Sen. Al Franken is following up on quesitons he felt were unanswered in Uber's first letter. "I was—and still am—concerned about the lack of detail in the response."
"Our ethic is that we don't leave soldiers behind in the hands of our opponents. We get them back," Sen. Jack Reed told BuzzFeed News.
Sen. John Cornyn, now the chairman of the subcommittee, decided to change the name. "The name of a subcommittee speaks to its priorities," one Senate Democrat aide said.
The letter is signed by the House Oversight Committee's top Republican and Democrat.
Reid said he's "doing fine" after his accident earlier this month, and added that he still intends to run for re-election in 2016.
The website, which serves as an online market exchange for health coverage, was sharing some details about its users with third party data firms. But an Associated Press analysis on Friday found that the site had new restrictions on the data it was sharing.
Biden had to swear in all the elected and reelected Senators on Tuesday.
Multimillionaire Brooklyn native Jack Hidary who has the money and the connections to tell his story this fall. "Do you want to go back to the Dinkins era?"
Including one Democrat. A BuzzFeed News exclusive report.
BuzzFeed obtained Bill Nye's emails with the White House through a FOIA request. There is a science poem.
Twitter went crazy in the hours before the government shutdown. Here's what you missed.
The Association of Artists United For A Smile New York had its first meeting this morning.
UPDATED: Freshman Rep. Trey Radel was busted in cocaine sting, is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
Six years ago, Robert Levinson, a retired-FBI-agent-turned-private-investigator, was kidnapped in the Persian Gulf. To this day, no one knows where he is, but his family — and the government — aren't ready to give up the hunt.
Did he just say "bumbaclot"? UPDATE: Ford admitted to reporters he was drinking last night with some friends but said he hadn't used other drugs.
Literally. With, like, rakes and garbage bags.