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Mitchell H. Miller, Jr. is an American philosopher. He was, until his retirement in 2013, the Dexter Ferry Professor in Philosophy at Vassar College.
Congress seemed close to resolving several key issues until the White House stepped in, so what happens now?
Congress appeared to be closing in on several major issues last week, before the White House shifted the dynamics in a way that could change what comes next. Now lawmakers are reassessing both timing and substance. For a look at where things stand, we turn to Mitchell Miller, Capitol Hill correspon…
Congress has a lot on its agenda, the harder question is whether everyone agrees on what belongs at the top of the list
Congress has a full plate before lawmakers leave town for August. The problem isn't a lack of important work. It's that competing priorities from the House, Senate and White House are all jockeying for the same limited attention and political capital. For a look at where those tensions stand, I'm j…
Congress can pass legislation, but Government still has to implement it
It was a busy week on Capitol Hill, with House lawmakers advancing spending, defense and other major legislation before leaving town. What happens next will depend on both the Senate and the agencies responsible for implementation. Here with the latest is Mitchell Miller, Capitol Hill correspondent…
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Monday, July 27, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton . . .
Congress can pass legislation. Government still has to implement it. A look at the week on Capitol Hill with Mitchell Miller
The Trump administration continues to champion deregulation. But agencies still have thousands of regulatory actions on …
FPCOKC Sermons: Do Something Right with guest preacher Rev. Mitchell Miller
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August 2, 2026
"FPCOKC Sermons" features weekly sermons from First Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City, where Pastor John McKinnon shares thoughtful scripture-based messages that inspire faith and reflection.
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Congress may be out of town, but the institution never really shuts down
Congress is out of town for the August recess, but the institution keeps running. From Senate procedures most people never notice to questions about AI, ethics and the work that continues when lawmakers leave Washington, Mitchell Miller, capitol hill correspondent for WTOP, takes us behind the scen…
If bipartisan support were enough to pass legislation, Congress would be heading home with a shorter to-do list
The House has adjourned until after the election, but a growing number of issues with support from both parties remain unresolved. Why does Congress seem unable to finish work that many lawmakers agree should get done? For an update from Capitol Hill, I'm joined by Mitchell Miller, Capitol Hill cor…
Congress may be in recess, but the unfinished business is piling up
Washington is entering a holding pattern until after the midterm elections, but the agenda lawmakers leave behind is far from settled. Several major policy debates and unfinished legislative priorities will be waiting when Congress returns. We get the latest from Mitchell Miller, Capitol Hill corre…
Congress controls the purse strings and writes the sanctions laws. Two major headlines this week put both responsibilities in the spotlight
Questions about defense funding and Russia sanctions are drawing renewed attention to Congress's role in national security policy. Lawmakers still face unresolved decisions on the Pentagon's funding priorities, while some members are also challenging how the administration is implementing a recentl…
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