Congress · 117th Congress
House Democrats get little from Trump-era subpoena fight
McGahn will be interviewed about events depicted in the report from former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III released in April 2019, per the agreement.
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White House · 117th Congress
Bidens paid 26 percent tax on $607K income, 2020 return shows
As he has done in previous tax filings, the Bidens routed some of their income from book deals and speeches into a type of closely held business known as a subchapter S corporation, called Giacoppa
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Massive voting and ethics bill faces first test in divided Senate
But while the 800-page overhaul of election, campaign finance and ethics laws known as S 1 (HR 1 in the House) is likely to generate lots of heat at the hearing, there is not expected to be much action
Congress · 117th Congress
GOP’s earmark schism evident in ‘earmark’ disclosures
House Republicans are seeking funds for highways and other home-state projects, after some of them opposed the spending process.
White House · 117th Congress
Biden’s border wall funding freeze under review
The Government Accountability Office will soon issue an opinion on the legality of Biden holding up more than $1 billion for the border wall.
White House · 117th Congress
Biden administration to return Trump’s border wall money to Pentagon accounts
The Pentagon is canceling contracts for border wall construction that used funds diverted from other Defense Department accounts.
Policy · 117th Congress
ESG lobbying surges with Democratic control of Washington
Chamber of Commerce covering 2018’s second quarter.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Afghanistan: No road map for success, just an exit ramp for failure
Even more unlikely is the emergence of an Afghan Ulysses S. Grant, with the courage and competence to end a military stalemate.
Congress · 117th Congress
Capitol Police officer’s ‘natural’ death to remain classified as in the line of duty
Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick’s death will remain classified as a line of duty death after D.C.’s chief medical examiner found the 42-year old’s manner of death was natural and caused by two strokes
Congress · 117th Congress
The GOP’s fallout with big business is already mending
the Georgia law embarrassed Republicans, business has not joined Democrats in their proposed solution to that law’s election strictures — the voting rights, campaign finance and ethics bill, known as S
Campaigns · 117th Congress
How the Jan. 6 riot is affecting campaign fundraising
Of the 10, eight were in Congress two years earlier and all raised more in this year’s first quarter than they did in 2019’s. Wyoming Rep.
Congress · 117th Congress
Biden’s Afghanistan decision triggers worries on Capitol Hill
A pullout of U.S. troops by September may be rocky and could have ripple effects that are hard to predict.
Congress · 117th Congress
Hill mourns Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans
Christopher S. Eney, Officer Jacob J. Chestnut, Det. John M. Gibson and Sgt. Clinton J. Holtz.
White House · 117th Congress
What’s in Biden’s infrastructure investment, corporate tax plan
President Joe Biden on Wednesday will outline a wide swath of changes to investing in the U.S. infrastructure system.
Congress · 117th Congress
Unlikely alliances push for action on infrastructure, but will they last?
‘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
Opinion · 117th Congress
Self-determination for Puerto Rico: A win for democracy, not Democrats
But attempts to link Puerto Rico’s status to D.C.’s quest for statehood all faded faster than the wave in a COVID-era stadium because those who care most about this issue — the people of Puerto Rico
Congress · 117th Congress
Planning for a post-pandemic Congress underway
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said that having his whole staff vaccinated would be a starting point for when he’d start thinking about them returning to the office.
Policy · 117th Congress
Ending COVID-19: A reporter’s vaccination story
Donald S. Beyer Jr., have been asking for the federal government to take charge of vaccinating federal employees.
Congress · 117th Congress
Factions on the left and right are standing down for now
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna S. Pressley over Joseph Crowley in New York and Michael E. Capuano in Massachusetts, respectively.