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Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, left, and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., talk before the start of President Joe Biden’s address. (Caroline Brehman/CQ Roll Call) From left, Sen.
Christopher S. Murphy said.
Earlier this month, Whitehouse expressed confidence that the Biden administration is “taking this problem seriously” and said in a statement that he “look[s] forward to working with them to restore
The Maryland Democrat said he hadn’t yet spoken with Schumer about scheduling the Senate bill, aptly named S 51.
As Congress weighs Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan, how the money for passenger rail would be spent will be an important question.
one of the city’s top-grossing lobbying firms, reported $12.5 million in fees in the first quarter, down from $12.6 million in the first quarter of last year but up slightly from $12.4 million in 2020’s
Even more unlikely is the emergence of an Afghan Ulysses S. Grant, with the courage and competence to end a military stalemate.
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
Like many of D.C.’s public spaces, though, priority is given to views of the monuments over how people might use them. Marble and stone dominate the space.
The agreements come after a similar shareholder proposal seeking reporting on climate lobbying and its alignment with Paris accord goals won majority support at Chevron Corp.’s shareholder meeting
A pullout of U.S. troops by September may be rocky and could have ripple effects that are hard to predict.
President Biden has picked two experienced professionals for top cybersecurity posts with backgrounds in national security.
Christopher S. Eney, Officer Jacob J. Chestnut, Det. John M. Gibson and Sgt. Clinton J. Holtz.
Donald S. Beyer Jr. have pushed for years for a version of the legislation, which among other provisions would create grants for state and local governments to combat hate crimes.
It’s even more problematic for fiscal 2022 appropriations, since there’s little chance Republicans in the 50-50 Senate will go along with Appropriations subcommittee allocations, known as 302(b)s,
Included would be $50 billion for semiconductor research and manufacturing plus $50 billion for the National Science Foundation
The biofuels industry is disappointed that Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure proposal makes little mention of biofuels.
President Joe Biden on Wednesday will outline a wide swath of changes to investing in the U.S. infrastructure system.
‘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
While 49 of the 50 Senate Democrats support S 1, West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III is not on board with the full package.