With their selection of Keith Hall to direct the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the incoming chairs of the House and Senate Budget Committees, Dr. Tom Price and Senator Mike Enzi, have passed an unusually rigorous test. Their choice should be expected to not only well serve lawmakers, but also reflect well upon Congress, in the years ahead.

Lanhee Chen talks about what congress should do regarding the outcome of the King vs. Burwell Supreme Court case.

In a week when Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen got grilled pretty hard on Capitol Hill, and Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer, said the central bank was likely to start raising interest rates this year, there were a couple items that stood out as important with respect to future policy decisions.

New figures indicate that about 11 million people have signed up for health insurance during this latest sign-up period of Obamacare, of which about half will be from the uninsured population, based on previous estimates.

Democrats have a penchant for falling in love with their presidential nominees. But Republicans have tended to line up behind the one candidate with the most money and organization.

The issue: When the congressional budget office "scores" legislation, figuring out how much it will raise or lower tax revenue and spending, it has been using "static" scoring.

Bill Whalen talks about CPAC, Scott Walker, and Jeb Bush.

Larry Diamond discusses Hillary Clinton using personal email to conduct government business and Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to congress.