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| Congress will soon decide whether to agree to a Biden administration proposal to cut spending on Defense Department programs that detect and counter diseases, even as COVID-19’s U.S. death toll
A federal district judge ruled Tuesday that the Democratic House chairman can get former President Donald Trump’s tax returns.
Police focus D.C.’s lawsuit focuses on the costs related to the Metropolitan Police Department response, which it says are still being tallied but are estimated at “millions of dollars” for the week
At first, McConnell and Schumer discussed attaching the provision to the fiscal 2022 defense authorization measure (S 1605), but that plan ran into pushback from Republicans who didn’t want to tie
The cryptocurrency industry plans to spend next year building on 2021’s record political engagement to lobby Congress and regulators for clarity around tax reporting, stablecoins and asset classes.
Christopher S. Murphy said.
Guidance will go to states and cities by Feb. 11 to “strategically deploy" charging stations for a national network along highways.
New permutations of S. B. 8 are coming.
“Separately, any individual sued under S. B. 8 may pursue state and federal constitutional arguments in his or her defense,” Gorsuch wrote.
Rep. Jim McGovern says the late Sens. Bob Dole and George McGovern demonstrated what Congress can do to end hunger.
House and Senate leaders removed bipartisan provisions targeting Saudi Arabia before the House passed its defense policy bill.
As Congress seeks solutions to a supply chain crisis, one suggestion keeps recurring: Address the trucker shortage.
The final version disappointed Washington, D.C.’s delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton, because it did not grant the D.C. mayor control over the city’s National Guard troops.
Christopher Grady, the Biden administration’s nominee to be vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to concede that the Pentagon needs to revisit its force planning construct, a major component of 2018’s
[Ulysses S.] Grant, one of my favorite generals and a great president. And I’ve got the John Boehner book right now, “On the House.” He has some weird phrases. I’ve often wondered what they mean.
A new basic needs allowance would seek to address hunger among military families, but it falls short, according to advocates.
At a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee hearing last week, Republicans balked at Democratic bills that would carve out exceptions to Section 230’s protections for civil rights violations or cases
More recently, the United Kingdom has seen an increase of test results that show “S-gene target failure,” an early indicator of a variant that has mutated so much that it evades one of the test’s
Lawmakers are expected to increase the level of annual security assistance Ukraine receives to $300 million, up from enacted levels of roughly $275 million, according to the text of the final comprise bill (S
Christopher S. Murphy told CNN on Sunday.