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Military coup in Burma “I think it’s very hard for Republicans who argued to overturn the 2020 election to be credible voices for democracy abroad,” Senate Foreign Relations member Christopher S.
Ayanna S. Pressley of Massachusetts related to civil unrest in cities nationwide in the summer of 2020.
An adverse Supreme Court ruling could throw a wrench into the president's plans to build on the 2010 health care law Trump sought to overturn
lead and when to let the experts take over,” Samsel said, referring to blowback within the Commerce Department when National Weather Service staff contradicted Trump’s incorrect insistence that 2019’s
Retired Army Gen. Lloyd Austin on Friday became President Joe Biden's second Cabinet member to be confirmed by the Senate.
Sergeants Christopher S. Eney and Clinton J. Holtz are other officers who have died while serving the force.
Warnock preaches from Martin Luther King Jr.’s former pulpit, where he has espoused the social justice teachings of Black liberation theology in sermons that Loeffler misrepresented throughout her campaign
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said in a floor speech. “President Trump supports the $2,000 checks. So he’ll sign the bill if the Senate sends it to him.”
Forty-four House Republicans joined most Democrats in backing a dramatic increase in the size of tax rebates in the latest coronavirus relief package.
Awaiting Biden's climate team is a planet even warmer than it was four years ago, spawning evermore devastating hurricanes and wildfires.
The $1.4 trillion omnibus spending agreement includes many of the shaky compromises that have kept the government functioning in recent years.
Carper of Delaware, Maggie Hassan and Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut and Mark Warner of Virginia.
Watch as CQ Roll Call's John Donnelly breaks down some of the obstacles Secretary of Defense nominee Gen. Lloyd Austin will face.
Christopher S.
In practice, the new rule, sponsored by Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., may not lead to a big subcommittee shuffle on Appropriations next year.
The provision in the Pentagon policy measure, which lawmakers will send to President Trump's desk this week, could lead to more spending on atomic weapons.
“The conferees expect the Department to quickly take the necessary steps to ascertain the root cause(s) and resolve the problem(s).”
In a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Adm. Michael M. Gilday outlined which sailors and marines will get vaccinated first.
“Glad to see @joebiden ’s leadership — bringing business and labor together a week ago today — is already encouraging progress,” Biden’s chosen Chief of Staff Ron Klain tweeted in response to Barra