Congress · 116th Congress
For Congress, rancor and politics overshadow consequential coronavirus relief
A May study by University of Chicago economists Peter Ganong, Pascal Noel and Joseph S.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Domino effect: Washington football team’s name, statues in DC, in Capitol, face removal
The message went out with the subject line: “Conservative African-American leaders rally Tuesday to save D.C.’s ‘Freedmen’s Memorial.’”
Policy · 116th Congress
Chief justice leads Supreme Court through tempered term
Roberts Jr.’s fingerprints on almost all the moves. That wasn’t expected.
Congress · 116th Congress
Layoff threats scare Senate food workers, but most spared until September
Christopher S. Murphy said last week.
Congress · 116th Congress
Duckworth blocks military promotions to protect impeachment witness
Austin S. Miller, who commands Resolute Support, the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan.
Congress · 116th Congress
Supreme Court will hear Democrats’ bid to get full Mueller report
subpoena power in Trump case] The Supreme Court in May temporarily blocked a lower court order for the Justice Department to turn over to the committee the materials from former Special Counsel Robert S.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Democrats on the verge of their own tea party problem
That wasn’t a problem for Ayanna S. Pressley of Massachusetts in her defeat of Rep. Michael E. Capuano in a 2018 primary. What about challenging a 30-year-plus dynasty in Illinois?
Congress · 116th Congress
Milestone House vote on DC statehood is where it likely ends … for now
Tom Cotton called statehood for D.C.’s more than 700,000 residents “a naked power grab,” suggesting that Democrats are pushing for statehood to get two new senators who would likely be Democrats.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate eyes protest-sparked NDAA proposals
Connecticut Democrat Christopher S.
Policy · 116th Congress
Emails show surprise at upheaval in Transportation inspector general’s office
Emails released by an ethics group reveal shock at Trump's reassignment of an acting inspector general. That official's own written reaction: 'Wild.'
Congress · 116th Congress
House Judiciary members trade barbs over Barr as he agrees to testify before panel
The House already found Barr in contempt of Congress last year in connection with a subpoena for the full report from former special counsel Robert S.
Policy · 116th Congress
Tech industry, lawmakers criticize Trump’s immigration order
Google, Apple and other tech giants joined key congressional chairmen in speaking out against Trump's halt on H-1B and other worker visas.
Policy · 116th Congress
Experts outline how to prepare for second wave of coronavirus or next pandemic
[jwp-video n=”1″] The witnesses — former Senate Majority Leader William Frist; Joneigh S.
Policy · 116th Congress
Delayed COVID-19 aid spurs search for faster payments
The push for a U.S. central bank digital currency has slowly built momentum in Congress as policymakers have grappled with financial stability and national security concerns caused by Facebook Inc.’s
Congress · 116th Congress
Groups call on appropriators to increase funding for committees, member offices
As appropriators move toward marking up spending bills, a broad swath of advocacy groups interested in how Congress works is asking them to increase initial spending allocations — so-called 302(b)s — for
Policy · 116th Congress
Fed’s Powell warns Congress to not let up on COVID-19 relief
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the economy is just beginning to recover, and "support would be well placed at this time.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Policing bill authors to get action they’ve long sought
Donald S. Beyer Jr., D-Va., first introduced a bill in 2018 to require federal law enforcement officers to use body and dashboard cameras a year after U.S.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
King’s sharp rebuke of moderates will resound through the Senate
Another condemnation of racist policing will ring out on the Senate floor Tuesday, as lawmakers stand up to read Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” Sen.
Congress · 116th Congress
House transport bill would end Amtrak’s forced arbitration
Amtrak’s policy requiring passengers to seek arbitration rather than sue started in 2019 after it was forced into multimillion-dollar court settlements.
Policy · 116th Congress
Fintechs try old bank charters as ‘everything old is new again’
The temporary ban followed widespread opposition to retailer Wal-Mart Inc.’s plan to create a federally insured bank using an industrial loan company charter.