America’s future depends on a truthful reckoning with its past
That did not stop President Harry S. Truman from signing Executive Order 9981 on July 26, 1948, mandating the desegregation of the U.S. military.
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Dilemma for octogenarians in Congress: Retire or run again?
Eleanor Holmes Norton, who is 85 and serves as Washington, D.C.’s non-voting delegate, told The Washington Post she has more she wants to get done. Two fellow Democrats are hoping to unseat her. Rep.
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Can the U.S. military still lead the way on civil rights? - Roll Call
Michelle Howard, the first woman to become a four-star admiral in the Navy, speaks about the importance of diversity in today's military.
Israeli president walks congressional tightrope as support frays
The disapproval by some Democrats isn’t seen jeopardizing the U.S.’s annual $3.8 billion in military assistance.
Efforts to refill FEMA disaster fund face competing priorities
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., who chairs the Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee.
Trump says he’ll restore presidential impoundment authority
Before Nixon’s fight over impoundment, other presidents of both parties tangled with Congress over the practice, including Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy.
Legislative Branch bill advanced to full Appropriations panel
of the Architect of the Capitol’s 29 percent spending reduction would come from its budget for the Capitol Police Building, Grounds and Security, which would be slashed $321.7 million from fiscal 2023’s
CBO sees ‘significant risk’ of debt limit breach before June 15
The increase in fiscal 2023’s deficit is largely due to higher costs associated with the Biden administration’s new "income-driven repayment" plan for federal student loans, as well as higher outlays from
On anniversary of abortion ruling leak, Murray presses on
Alito Jr.’s draft decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization galvanized the two sides further.
Biden district Republicans hold their fire on debt ceiling bill
Lawler, whose district went for Biden by 10 points, said Sunday on ABC 7’s Up Close with Bill Ritter that he supports the framework of the bill but needs to finish reviewing the text.Â
McConnell will return to Senate Monday after recovery from injuries
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., on Thursday morning called Feinstein a "legend," and advised on MSNBC that Khanna and other House members let senators make their own decisions.
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DeLauro’s Appropriations panel staff director heads downtown
Robin Juliano is going to lobbying firm Cornerstone Government Affairs, which is stocked with Capitol Hill and appropriations veterans.
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Meet 2023’s politics, even more dramatic than 2022’s
The messy Republican fight over the next House speaker is a reminder that, despite a new year starting, there is no bottom in U.S. politics.
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Appropriators puzzled by Air Force cuts to ‘critical’ programs
David S. Nahom, deputy chief of staff for plans and programs, at a House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee hearing last April.Â
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Ukraine’s Zelenskyy pleads with Congress for more military aid
Ukrainian President Zelensky, in a rare joint address to Congress by a foreign leader, pleaded for more military aid to counter Russia.
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Senate sends fiscal 2023 NDAA to Biden’s desk
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to pass the final defense authorization bill for fiscal 2023, clearing the measure for Biden's signature.