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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
“We expect another year of growth,” said K&L Gates partner Karishma S. Page.
John S. Phelps, a Democrat who held the gavel in 1858-9. Ryan Kelly contributed to this report.
House Democrats releases a report highlighting potential problems in the FDA's approval of Alzheimer's drug Aduhelm.
Boyle’s election makes him the youngest Democrat to lead his party on Budget Committee since fellow Philadelphian William Gray III, who held the post in the 1980’s, according to his office.
Boarding is straining our system, accelerating emergency physician burnout, and putting patients’ lives at risk,” ACEP President Christopher S. Kang said in a press release.
[A week out, here are 2022’s most vulnerable House and Senate members] The remarks at the private event for Crist were the latest example of the president making arguably more interesting remarks
Wall Street responded with a sell-off that pushed the S&P 500 down 4.3 percent.
Congress is on the verge of allowing the government to restrict prices for drugs covered by Medicare, but experts disagree on whether drugmakers will shift costs to the private market.
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III said he hasn't talked to Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona about the budget reconciliation deal he cut.
Megan S. Herber, director at Faegre Drinker Consulting, said the initial hope was for a larger mental health package to be together before August, which is now unlikely.
The tax would apply to individual income earned from pass-through businesses including partnerships, S corporations and limited liability companies.
[Democrats fume, GOP lauds ruling to weaken EPA] EPA Administrator Michael S.
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., called the legislation “the most significant piece of anti-gun violence legislation Congress will have passed in 30 years,” in a floor speech Tuesday.
Democratic Rep. Kai Kehele has told House leaders he will run for governor this year instead of a second term.
“While this extension is helpful, these changes should be made permanent,” he added, referring to a bill he has offered (S 1512) to permanently expand many of telehealth flexibilities.
Competing campaigns look to influence the debate over dramatically restricting coverage of a controversial treatment drug Aduhelm.
New York Rep. Kathleen Rice is the 30th House Democrat to decide not to run again this year with control of the chamber at stake.
Democrats are searching for their next move after Sen. Joe Manchin III announced his opposition to the party’s $2.2 trillion budget package.
Losing can often breed more losing. Washington Democrats are on a remarkable losing streak, with few clear answers on how to get a win.