Congress · 119th Congress
Defense panels still not clear on Golden Dome’s attributes
Seven months after Trump announced a Golden Dome missile shield, lawmakers say they have yet to learn meaningful information about the plans.
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At the Races: Republicans in revolt?
Ayanna S. Pressley will not challenge Sen. Edward J. Markey in the Democratic primary next year and will seek reelection instead.
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At the Races: Who ends the shutdown?
“This is a very different moment than March,” Connecticut Democrat Christopher S. Murphy told reporters. “I acknowledge that the call in March was tough for a lot of my colleagues.
Bipartisan talks to end shutdown percolate in Senate
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., whose state is among the 16 targeted, said on the social platform X. "Time to stiffen our spines and demand that we only fund a government that obeys the law."
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At the Races: Maps mania
Ted Cruz, Christopher S. Murphy and Angus King, reported earning no royalties in 2024. Party registration: Democrats face a voter registration crisis, The New York Times reports.
First three fiscal 2026 appropriations bills pass Senate
Christopher S.
It’s time for age limits for members of Congress
Just 1 percent of S&P 1500 companies have a CEO age 78 or older, which is interesting considering the gravity of work lawmakers have to do on Capitol Hill.
HHS layoffs cut deep swath through health infrastructure
Kennedy Jr.’s plan to streamline operations and shift to focusing on chronic disease, though critics argue some of the cuts would undermine that effort.
Trump signs stopgap spending measure, averting shutdown
But Schumer had his defenders on the Democratic side, including Jay S. Jacobs, the New York state party chairman, who argued a shutdown would hurt Democrats’ electoral prospects in 2026 and 2028.
Tentative plan to dump federal office buildings leaves lawmakers in limbo
Angus King, I-Maine, who keeps an office in another building that made the list, the Edmund S. Muskie Federal Building in Augusta, Maine.
Photos of the week ending May 24, 2024
A tour group is seen entering the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday morning as sunlight illuminates the statues of Ulysses S. Grant, left, and Abraham Lincoln.
Sen. Tim Kaine walks on the wild side
Christopher S. Murphy does an annual walk across Connecticut, and in earlier decades, Republican Lamar Alexander walked across Tennessee wearing a flannel shirt as he ran for governor in 1978.
Senate adopts gun provision among amendments to spending bill
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., have warned that enactment of the amendment would lead to a surge in suicides among veterans who own firearms. Democratic Sens.
Congress · 117th Congress
Maine lawmakers snap over lobstermen’s impact on whales
A bipartisan group of Maine lawmakers is rallying to block rules they say could tank the state’s lucrative lobster industry.
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Pipeline’s backers have financial, campaign ties
Politicians backing a West Virginia gas pipeline have received thousands of dollars in contributions from companies behind the project.
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Fight brews over Pentagon’s push to counter extremists
Democrats are vowing to resist GOP attempts to halt Defense Department training aimed at countering extremist groups.
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Texas school shooting precedes Senate hearing on pick to run ATF
Christopher S. Murphy, a leading voice on those efforts after Sandy Hook, took to the Senate floor Tuesday after the Texas shooting to “beg” Republicans to take action on gun regulations.
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GOP infrastructure negotiators rankled by Schumer’s deadline
Senate majority leader said he will file cloture on infrastructure legislation Monday and hold initial vote on motion to proceed Wednesday.
Congress · 117th Congress
Lieberman plans ‘head and heart’ appeal at DC statehood Senate hearing
Paul Strauss, D.C.’s other shadow senator who also won’t be testifying Tuesday, remembers that hearing, including the spotty attendance from lawmakers, who popped in and out of the room or didn’t