Senate panel seeks tighter oversight of State Department Townhall.com Staff | Posted: Apr 21, 2015 10:05 AM Share Tweet The Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins work this week on reauthorizing the State Department, legislation that hasn't been signed into law since 2002 because of partisan differences over management of U.S. diplomacy. Read more at WashingtonExaminer.com RSS - politics Reports: DOJ Could Release 'Important' Docs On Alleged Obama-Era FISA Abuses Soon Matt Vespa The Washington Post’s Proposal for Settling The Virginia Lt. Gov Rape Allegations Is A Bit Ironic Matt Vespa Reminder: No Meaningful Evidence Corroborates Any of the Kavanaugh Accusations, Several of Which Fell Apart Guy Benson Jerry Nadler on Why He Hasn't Called for Impeaching Brett Kavanaugh Like Many of His Colleagues Timothy Meads Trump's Awesome Entrance With The Newest Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient Timothy Meads New Commenting Instructions SHOW COMMENTS CARTOONS | Steve Breen View Cartoon Most Popular Leftists Won’t Be Going ‘Door-To-Door’ To Take Your Guns, Because They Won’t Have To Beto The Furry Is Less Amusing When He Calls For Violence Against American Citizens Reminder: No Meaningful Evidence Corroborates Any of the Kavanaugh Accusations, Several of Which Fell Apart
