Editor’s Note: Congress’ dwindling numbers — and returns
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At the Races: Border battle fallout
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., told CNN’s Jake Tapper.
Schumer plans quick move to scaled-back war funding package
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., Kyrsten Sinema, I-Ariz., and James Lankford, R-Okla.
Lawmakers clash over ‘Zuckerbucks’ and how to stop private election funding
Claudia Tenney of New York reintroduced the so-called End Zuckerbucks Act last year, which would prohibit 501(c)(3)s from providing direct funding to election offices, and similar language is included
Supreme Court could toss Trump eligibility dispute to Congress
"The Fourteenth Amendment’s own text confirms that Congress, representing the Nation’s various interests and constituencies, is the best judge of when to authorize Section 3’s affirmative enforcement,"
House declines to impeach Homeland Security chief
Had it succeeded, the House would have voted to impeach a Cabinet secretary for the first time since the administration of Ulysses S. Grant in the 1800s. Instead, Republican Reps.
Supreme Court enters election season with politically potent cases
Another case concerns a gag order from District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia restricting Trump’s ability to discuss the case against him.
Senate unveils national security bill, border policy deal
According to Connecticut Democrat Christopher S.
Supplemental vote expected next week, but path to passage fraught
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said Republican senators are raising new concerns all the time, the latest being about the cost of the package.
Supplemental stuck for now in Senate starting blocks
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said Republicans have yet to decide whether they want to both continue funding Ukraine and address border security.
House panel advances Mayorkas impeachment resolution
The first and only time a Cabinet-level official has been impeached was during the presidency of Ulysses S. Grant in the late 1800s, according to the Congressional Research Service.
‘People just don’t want to remember’: Congress blows past deadline for Jan. 6 plaque
"The simple fact that this event occurred is so politically inconvenient to Republicans that they are willing to basically take a s— on their own Capitol Police Department and the other agencies that responded
End of proxy option drives increase in missed House votes
While that scores roughly the same amount as 2022’s participation, many of the lowest vote scores came from some of the Senate’s most high-profile power players.
Photos of the week ending January 26, 2024
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., speaks to reporters in the Senate subway in the Capitol on Thursday. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
Johnson calls Senate border deal ‘dead on arrival’ in House
Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut, said this week that bipartisan border talks have produced the outline of an agreement, with most issues resolved although legislative text wasn’t yet ready.
DHS funding, tied up in border talks, stalls appropriations deal
Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Chair Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., is the leading Democratic negotiator for the supplemental.
Tighter vehicle emission standards are a tightrope for Biden
"Pricing is still very much the biggest barrier to electric vehicles," Yanina Mills, senior technical research analyst at S&P Global Mobility, said in November in a statement about the firm’s most recent
Palestinian aid emerges as sticking point in supplemental talks
Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut, said Tuesday that most of the border issues have been resolved but the bill isn’t yet ready. "We are still working on text.
Strong bipartisan showing in first test of tax deal’s support
Donald S. Beyer Jr., D-Va., who voted for the bill.
Trump, GOP lawmakers press ballot arguments at Supreme Court
extraordinarily harsh result, and the Fourteenth Amendment’s own text confirms that Congress, representing the Nation’s various interests and constituencies, is the best judge of when to authorize Section 3’s