Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Sunshine State sunset debate
Ayanna S. Pressley and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, among other Democrats. He also runs Faces of Covid, a social media platform memorializing those who died of COVID-19.
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Podcasts · 118th Congress
The State of the Union is ... saucy! - Roll Call
This year's State of the Union has prompted your fearless Political Theater podcasters to wonder who all was in their cups at the event.
Opinion · 118th Congress
Is Joe Biden out of touch, or is he just cynical?
Perhaps the president should remember that in July 1975, he introduced S. 2067, and gave these remarks, as printed in the Congressional Record: “In brief, this bill limits to 4 years the length of
Opinion · 118th Congress
Why the White House Situation Room could provide clues in classified ‘documents-gate’
Christopher S.
Congress · 118th Congress
House pandemic bill raises debate about future of border restrictions
Krepich pointed to language in the Title 42 order that states the CDC “retain[s] the authority to modify or terminate the Order, or its implementation, at any time as needed to protect public health
Policy · 118th Congress
EPA blocks mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay watershed
A proposed gold and copper mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay watershed will be vetoed by the EPA in a decision to be announced Tuesday.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
States’ partisan changes since 2018 could decide Senate control
That underperformance was worse than some of 2022’s most underwhelming GOP nominees, including Don Bolduc (-2.9), Herschel Walker (-3.1) and Blake Masters (-3.9).
Congress · 118th Congress
Democrats condemn Biden administration’s new asylum limits
Nearly 80 congressional Democrats called on President Joe Biden to reverse plans to limit asylum eligibility for some migrants.
Policy · 118th Congress
GOP-led states challenge Biden’s new migration ‘parole’ program
A group of 20 Republican-led states sued Tuesday to strike down a recent government program to address migration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Congress · 118th Congress
Democrats renew push to confirm Biden’s picks for federal courts
Senate Democrats plan to make judicial nominations a priority this Congress, as they start a session with an expanded 51-seat majority.
Policy · 118th Congress
GOP states urge Supreme Court to allow border policy defense
The American Civil Liberties Union, which challenged the directive in court on behalf of migrant families, has argued the Title 42 rule violates the U.S.’s legal obligations to consider asylum claims.
Policy · 118th Congress
Funding uncertainty weighs on UN maternal health agency
then, Oleksiy Zhmerenetskyi, a Ukrainian politician who was at the International Conference on Family Planning, said the nation has relied on support from the United Nations Population Fund, the U.N.’s
Congress · 118th Congress
Rep. Jason Smith wins three-way contest for Ways and Means gavel
John S. Phelps, a Democrat who held the gavel in 1858-9. Ryan Kelly contributed to this report.
Opinion · 118th Congress
Meet 2023’s politics, even more dramatic than 2022’s
The messy Republican fight over the next House speaker is a reminder that, despite a new year starting, there is no bottom in U.S. politics.
Policy · 118th Congress
Biden announces policies to rein in border crossings
Durbin, a leader on immigration negotiations, said in a news release Thursday that he “strongly support[s] the President’s actions to clearly spell out legal pathways for migrants from Latin America and
Congress · 117th Congress
Presidential transition process changes head to Biden’s desk
The landmark overhaul of the Electoral Count Act isn’t the only way the omnibus spending bill that’s heading to President Joe Biden’s desk seeks to avoid a repeat of 2020’s post-election chaos.
Capitol Ink · 117th Congress
Capitol Ink | The best of 2022
In May 19’s “Bipartisan baby caucus,” the baby formula crisis was raging, and Matson heard the cries from lawmakers on the issue. And then Uvalde happened.