Resolution to restore solar tariff advances in House
Donald S. Beyer Jr., D-Va., who voted against the resolution. He cited a U.N. report, released last month, that found humanity has a sliver of time remaining to avert debilitating climate change.
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Biden, Harris release their 2022 tax returns
The couple also reported $5,092 in income from two closely held businesses known as subchapter S corporations: Giacoppa Corp. and Celticcapri Corp.
Congress will miss its budget deadline. That’s not unusual.
Lawmakers got so fed up with the missed deadlines, delayed appropriations bills and out-of-control deficits that as part of 2018’s debt ceiling increase and budget caps law, they set up yet another joint
McConnell will return to Senate Monday after recovery from injuries
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., on Thursday morning called Feinstein a "legend," and advised on MSNBC that Khanna and other House members let senators make their own decisions.
To boost EVs, EPA proposes stricter vehicle emissions standards
An opportunity to put the United States on a clear path to win the jobs and the industries of the 21st century," EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan said on a call with reporters.
Biden in Belfast to commemorate Good Friday Agreement
a new agreement, known as the Windsor Framework, between the United Kingdom and the European Union that would address issues with moving goods between Ireland and Northern Ireland following the U.K.’s
Amid Trump 24/7, Biden focuses on business as usual
EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan, meanwhile, was in Rockford, Ill., to announce $6.5 billion in funding to upgrade drinking water systems as part of last year’s infrastructure law.
Senate votes to overturn COVID-19 national emergency order
decision to sign the resolution as another sign of discord between the White House and Democrats on Capitol Hill, weeks after a similar situation when Biden said he would not veto a measure blocking a D.C.’s
The overclassification problem plaguing the federal government
Recently, the Department of Energy shifted its position on COVID-19’s origins and joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation in concluding the pandemic was most likely the result of a lab leak.
Republicans critical of Biden funding request for gun agency
Christopher S.
Energy department briefs senators on COVID-19 origins
Department of Energy and intelligence community officials briefed members of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on classified information related to COVID-19’s origins Thursday but offered
Republicans greet call for expanded EPA staffing with skepticism
water, and healthy lands, to protecting communities from harmful chemicals, and to the continued restoration of capacity necessary to effectively implement these programs," EPA Administrator Michael S.
Post-mortems begin on Silicon Valley Bank failure
The Federal Reserve said Vice Chair for Supervision Michael S. Barr will review the supervision and regulation of SVB and the Fed will release his report by May 1.Â
‘Held accountable’: Biden, Democrats hand DC officials a gift disguised as a rebuke
Democratic Senate Judiciary Committee member Richard Blumenthal, a former Connecticut state attorney general, voted for the measure that blocks D.C.’s revised code from becoming local law.
Senate votes to overturn DC criminal code changes
Pete Aguilar of California, the Democratic caucus chairman, said at a Wednesday press conference that House Democrats voted against the D.C. crime bill resolution out of respect for D.C.’s home rule, but
Biden previews Medicare drug price, tax increase proposals
The tax also hits upper-income earners who hold shares in "pass-through" businesses like partnerships and S corporations, but aren’t actively involved in running the business.
As city backtracks, Senate vote on DC criminal changes going ahead
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Friday ticked off a list of provisions in D.C.’s bill, citing them as reasons Biden decided to support the House measure: "It reduces maximum penalties
No veto of measure blocking new D.C. criminal code, Biden tells senators
President Joe Biden told Senate Democrats on Thursday he would not veto a House-passed measure that would block Washington, D.C.’s revised criminal code — which members of both parties say is too lenient
Ad costs for House races could spike in some battleground states
Bishop Jr.’s 10-point reelection victory in 2022. North Carolina could have competitive House races, but there’s considerable uncertainty with another round of redistricting ahead of 2024.
Policy · 118th Congress
Biden administration open to legislation after Ohio derailment
Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Christopher S.