Policy · 115th Congress
Trump Wants More Interstate Tolling, But Lawmakers Skeptical
The administration raised the tolling option in a fact sheet released Tuesday, the same day as the fiscal 2018 budget request.
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The administration raised the tolling option in a fact sheet released Tuesday, the same day as the fiscal 2018 budget request.
process,” he told CQ Roll Call in a phone interview.
The position does not require Senate confirmation. After leaving the group known as FAIR, Kirchner served as an adviser to Kevin McAleenan, the acting commissioner of U.S.
Trump in a media interview called the order a “weapon” so that sanctuary cities would change their policies.
that’s long been the goal of Republicans.
aboard the International Space Station.
The gargantuan planes, among the largest on the planet, “sit on the ramp” at two Air Force bases, one in California and the other in Delaware, Everhart said in an interview.
The Maryland Democrat circulated a “Dear Colleague” letter Wednesday, seeking co-sponsors for what he is billing as the “Customers Not Cargo Act.”
Ron Wyden, the ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee, to inquire this week on the Treasury secretary’s progress of divesting his financial assets.
Donald Trump’s nominees to run the Energy and Treasury departments are the last to face Senate committees before the incoming president is sworn in on Friday.
Gabbard’s trip to the war-torn Damascus is rare for a member of Congress, especially when fighting continues in the area despite the recent ceasefire agreement brokered by Turkey and Russia, the
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s inquiry into Russian intelligence operations against the United States will investigate any possible links between Russia and American political campaigns, the panel
president-elect and the GOP Senate leader are the same.
The vote on the waiver is expected to occur after the committee holds a confirmation hearing for Mattis.
The report shows how nuclear weapons costs are beginning to crest as the Pentagon and the Energy Department move into a $1 trillion modernization effort over the next three decades.
The Associated Press reported that House Republican leadership is working with the transition team to consider building the wall using the authorization of a 2006 law that George W.