Emily Cadei

Political Reporter for Congressional Quarterly

Emily Cadei appears in the following:

Meet The Senator Tasked With Keeping Rebellious Republicans In Line

Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Next year Republican senators, thrust into the majority by dominating the 2014 election, will be faced with a difficult question: How well can the caucus, split in recent years between rabble-rousers and party diehards, wield its newfound power?

"We're going to be a well-oiled machine," says Texas Sen. John Cornyn ...

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Officials Hope To Use Ebola To Build Africa's Health Care Capabilities

Tuesday, December 09, 2014

In the short term, the disease is a tragedy for affected West African nations. In the long term, it could result in better hospitals and clinics and a well-trained cadre of community health workers.

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Robyn Hitchcock On World Cafe

Tuesday, December 09, 2014

Over the course of his four decade career, Robyn Hitchcock has cultivated psychedelic, poppy forms of folk and rock — with The Soft Boys in the '70s, the Egyptians in the '80s and as a solo artist. The Man Upstairs, his most recent solo record, takes structural inspiration ...

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Hashtag Activism 2.0: Sites Aim To Turn Attention Into Change

Saturday, November 08, 2014

Dump a bucket of ice water on your head and post the video on Facebook. Or tweet a picture of yourself holding a sign reading "#BringBackOurGirls." Or sign an online petition. Voila, you're an instant activist!

Welcome to the much-derided world of so-called hashtag activism, or "slacktivism," that's become something ...

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The Politics Of Calling In Sick

Tuesday, September 02, 2014

Got the flu? Or a new baby? Perhaps a little one with chicken pox? In most countries, your employer must pay your wages if you stay home sick or to care for others. Not in America.

But a growing grass-roots movement aims to change that — starting with paid sick ...

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D.C. eyes a New York State election

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

It's special election day in New York State and some see this race as a barometer of how Americans regard President Obama's first few months in office. The special election is set to ...

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