Opinion · 116th Congress
To honor John Lewis, and our democracy, restore the Voting Rights Act now
S. Capitol and used dozens of pens to sign one of the most important documents in U. S. history — the Voting Rights Act.
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Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Democrats honor John Lewis with ‘Good Trouble’ masks, inspiring copycats
Alma S. Adams, Ph.D. (@RepAdams) July 23, 2020 The movement quickly caught on. The Democrat from North Carolina had ordered some extras, but soon got more requests from her colleagues on the Hill.
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.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Supreme Court rejects Trump’s challenge to ‘sanctuary’ law
The case involves California’s so-called sanctuary law that limits local cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Congress · 116th Congress
Justice Department closes investigations into Loeffler, Feinstein, Inhofe
Although the DOJ investigations have run their course for the trio of senators, that does not necessarily mean the Securities and Exchange Commission’s inquiries are halted, according to Jacob S.
Policy · 116th Congress
Rural areas face pandemic risk as country’s urban areas reopen
With older populations, higher rates of chronic illnesses and fewer hospital resources, rural areas have become vulnerable to the coronavirus.
Congress · 116th Congress
Trump-appointed judge playing defense on presidential powers
Just last week, she pushed back on a ruling that grand jury information referenced in Robert S.
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats pan, Republicans applaud Kraninger’s tenure at CFPB
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Congress · 116th Congress
Out of the impeachment, into the fallout
Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justice Elena Kagan, are seen during President Donald Trump’’s State of the Union address Feb. 4.
Policy · 116th Congress
States weigh expansion of their Medicaid programs
Ralph S. Northam confirmed that the state would modify its Medicaid waivers. The state legislature is expected to rescind the work requirements.
Congress · 116th Congress
House votes to curb Trump’s power to attack Iran
The House on Thursday passed two related measures designed to prevent President Donald Trump from launching military attacks on Iran.
Opinion · 116th Congress
What kind of country do Americans want? Voters definitely have a choice
Martin Luther King Jr.’s crusade.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
House Republicans sound fundraising alarm. What now?
But for Republicans who saw 2018’s bloodbath up close, there are deeper concerns that incumbents may not realize that there’s a problem — and that, if not addressed soon, could jeopardize whatever
Congress · 116th Congress
Checks and Balance: This summer’s conventions may be a bit unconventional
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Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 24
Graham said he’d prefer someone outside of politics — like a special counsel similar to Robert S.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Photos of the week
A work crew vacuums the peak of Alexander Calder’’s “Mountains and Clouds” installation in the atrium of the Hart Senate Office Building on Monday evening.
Congress · 116th Congress
John Boehner among GOP allies urging leniency for Chris Collins
Judge Vernon S. Broderick of the Southern District of New York will ultimately decide how much time Collins spends in prison.
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment trial could sideline Iran war powers debate
Christopher S. Murphy expressed the views of many Democrats when he said the Senate will need to find a way to have both debates. “We have to have the trial.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
2020 Senate and House outlook looks a lot like it did at the start of 2019
Minnesota Democrat Tina Smith was the only senator on the first list of 2020’s competitive races who was not listed as vulnerable by the end of the year. Former Rep.