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At the Races: Who will impeachment hurt most?
Kean Jr.’s defeat of Democrat Tom Malinowski. New ad: Their Future PAC — the political arm of Their Future.
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Peace in Northern Ireland, war in Ukraine — and American football
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn. But it will be a perk for a group that includes some avowed football fans and members with some skin in the game.
Efforts to refill FEMA disaster fund face competing priorities
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., who chairs the Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee.
Biden highlights solid backing from key Democratic factions
Christopher S. Murphy. The Connecticut Democrat wasted no time reminding the audience of Biden’s long advocacy for stricter gun control laws.
House push to override Biden veto over DC policing policy falls short
The 233-197 vote did not reach the two-thirds majority needed to disapprove of D.C.’s law changing police policy.
Rep. Jimmy Gomez launches Renters Caucus to fight housing crisis
Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., and Ayanna S. Pressley, D-Mass., will be vice chairs. Democratic Reps.
Supreme Court ruling will force changes to ‘waters of US’ rule
In December the corps and the EPA finalized a rule that relied on that test. ’Deeply disappointed’ In the wake of the ruling, EPA Administrator Michael S.
Senate sends joint resolution on DC police to Biden
Eleanor Holmes Norton, D.C.’s nonvoting representative in the House, has sharply slammed D.C. disapproval resolutions, calling them "profoundly undemocratic, paternalistic legislation."
House passes resolution to overturn DC policing changes
Eleanor Holmes Norton, D.C.’s nonvoting representative in the House, slammed D.C. disapproval resolutions during a floor speech Tuesday as "profoundly undemocratic, paternalistic legislation," telling
House Republicans paint DC as hellish in move to strike another city bill
"D.C.’s officials have not carried out their responsibility to serve its citizens.
Lawmakers from both parties skeptical of legislation over SVB
Brown said in an interview Tuesday there’s an appetite for tougher bank rules among regulators, citing conversations with Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michael S.
Senate votes to overturn DC criminal code changes
Pete Aguilar of California, the Democratic caucus chairman, said at a Wednesday press conference that House Democrats voted against the D.C. crime bill resolution out of respect for D.C.’s home rule, but
As city backtracks, Senate vote on DC criminal changes going ahead
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Friday ticked off a list of provisions in D.C.’s bill, citing them as reasons Biden decided to support the House measure: "It reduces maximum penalties
No veto of measure blocking new D.C. criminal code, Biden tells senators
President Joe Biden told Senate Democrats on Thursday he would not veto a House-passed measure that would block Washington, D.C.’s revised criminal code — which members of both parties say is too lenient
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Sanctions waiver for Syria quake victims brings fears of abuse
Christopher S. Murphy, who leads the Senate Foreign Relations Middle East subcommittee.
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House passes resolutions to block DC voting, criminal code changes
Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Tom Cotton, R-Ark., have both introduced counterpart resolutions related to D.C.’s noncitizen voting bill. Neither have any Democratic co-sponsors.
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Senators fight partisan headwinds in pursuit of immigration deal
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., Tillis and Sinema, were instrumental in negotiating bipartisan gun safety legislation that passed last year despite similar long-shot odds.
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Presidential transition process changes head to Biden’s desk
The landmark overhaul of the Electoral Count Act isn’t the only way the omnibus spending bill that’s heading to President Joe Biden’s desk seeks to avoid a repeat of 2020’s post-election chaos.
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As FTX burned, lawmakers said to be dithering over regulator
“There‘’’s a reason that fire extinguishers exist in hotels, that there’s a requirement for it. Because at some point in time, a cataclysmic event happened and the laws changed.”