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Markey, D-Mass., and other progressives have rallied behind their own infrastructure vision in a Green New Deal-like resolution (H Res 104, S Res. 43) calling for what sponsors say would amount to about
The House transportation chairman tried to keep the low-cost Norwegian airline out of the U.S. in 2016. Now it's back.
‘No clear path’ José Ceballos, a longtime chief lobbyist for the National Air Traffic Controllers Association who recently joined the lobby shop S-3 Group, said clients, taking their cues from Capitol
A former three-term senator from Florida, Nelson was a House member when he flew aboard the shuttle Columbia in 1986.
Limiting Chinese influence at the world body and focusing on refugees will be among Linda Thomas-Greenfield's priorities as chief diplomat to the U.N.
Biden picked one of the few former Democratic presidential rivals to outright endorse a transformative change to how country pays for highways.
It is a collection of proposals meant to induce Americans to save more for their retirement, including a proposed increase in the age for required minimum distributions from 401(k)s and other tax-favored
President Donald Trump reportedly plans to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan. GOP lawmakers, including Mitch McConnell, aren't on board.
The industry has taken some comfort in a House bill (HR 7642) and a Senate bill (S 4150) that would provide it $10 billion, but they have not advanced from committee.
Stock prices had doubled and tripled; the S&P 500 index had gained 166 percent even before Trump’s surprise election victory on Nov. 8, 2016.
The $100 billion for hospitals in the bill (S 3548) — almost a third of the package — would provide reimbursement to cover health care expenses and lost revenue due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
var rcrdTwitter = 1; Last year, Facebook, under pressure on Capitol Hill and from the executive branch, spent more on federal lobbying, $16.7 million, than ever before — more than 30 percent above 2018’s
Sending turkeys and other poultry to the White House happened sporadically, dating back as early as 1873, when Ulysses S. Grant received a turkey from Rhode Island “Poultry King” Horace Vose.
That is except, of course, when former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III seizes all the attention when he testifies before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees.
The House passed the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations bill that would give D.C.’s emergency planning fund $16 million, an increase of $4 million over the previous fiscal year.
The top televised hearing of the week, however, is likely to come Thursday when the House Judiciary panel holds its second in a series of hearings on lessons from former special counsel Robert S.
The Judiciary Committee had hoped to bring Robert S. Mueller III in himself to discuss his report, but that is not likely to happen this week as talks about getting him to testify continue.
Norm Dicks of Washington, who was once the top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, has represented Boeing’s interests in defense policy, as has the S-3 Group, whose partners include former
He’s not concerned about the anti-lobbyist, anti-corporate positions of some of the panel’s newest members, such as Ocasio-Cortez and Massachusetts freshman Democrat Ayanna S. Pressley.
That indictment from Special Counsel Robert S.