Debt bill’s pipeline provision puts Democrats in a tight spot
"It affects a whole lot of landowners who are going to have their property taken for it," Kaine said in an interview. "I think I ought to get an amendment vote."
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Senate stalled on latest ‘Dreamers’ proposal ahead of court hearing
Durbin of Illinois, a longtime leader of legislative efforts to protect Dreamers, said in an interview Wednesday he was "very interested" in the bill, and that he had spoken to Escobar and the two are
Hawks worry about defense caps in debt limit deal
Michael Waltz, R-Fla., in a Fox News interview, suggesting that the 3 percent increase in the deal would amount to a cut in practice given inflation rates.
Experts say AI poses ‘extinction’ level of risk, as Congress seeks legislative response
The technology is rapidly changing, and people’s understanding of risks and benefits is also evolving, he said. "It’s more art than science," Kumayama said in an interview.
McGarvey went from ‘flying blind’ as a staffer to a climate warrior in Congress
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: What was your first job in politics? A: I went to undergrad to be a journalist, and I was able to go down and do some reporting at the state capital.
Debt bill dissatisfaction threatens deeper GOP rift
At a minimum, some opponents of the debt limit deal say that the trust and unity the conference built during the speaker’s race negotiations and the past few months of largely intraparty legislative work
McCarthy floats contempt for FBI director over document request
The comments came hours before the head of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee announced that the panel will take steps to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress for not
No longer a ‘broken record,’ White House throws a few elbows with debt messaging
The topic of the slide was not the debt talks, but some of the faces on the screen were from members who have criticized the president over spending.
Mississippi Delta hospitals battle financial factors to survive
This is the first story in a series examining the financial state of rural hospitals in the wake of the pandemic, and how communities are grappling with the future now that federal aid is running dry.
Bice ponders family leave bill as she juggles multiple priorities
She sits on four committees — double the usual most House members get — represents the class of 2020 on the Republican leadership team, and is the vice chair of the Republican Main Street Caucus.
Crow sidesteps panel’s questions about gifts to Clarence Thomas
to investigate the lavish gifts he provided to the member of the Supreme Court.
Lawmakers suggest agency to supervise artificial intelligence
The spurt of hearings on the subject came after the office of Senate Majority Leader Charles E.
Salazar, Escobar unveil comprehensive immigration bill
And the bill would also address green card backlogs and revise the agricultural visa system.
Hill-favored projects called defense budget’s ‘black hole’
"It’s grown to more than $12 billion crammed into the services research accounts out of public view and without oversight," Steve Ellis, president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, said in an interview.
Gun violence, white supremacy and the economy: What Black voters want Democrats to fix
and 6o to 70 percent say no," Jermaine House, senior director of communications at HIT Strategies, a consulting firm that works with underrepresented communities, said during a phone interview.
‘Pause’ lifted, debt limit talks back on
But McCarthy vented his frustration with the Biden administration in a Fox Business interview that marked a clear change in tone from just a day earlier.
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At the Races: Bandwidth on the run
The hosts of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, a syndicated program that airs on 400 stations and is considered the successor to The Rush Limbaugh Show, urged listeners to call their members
House votes to refer Santos matter to Ethics panel
the DOJ probe.
House Republican deficit plan seen as shift in thinking on China
The expansion of basic scientific research enshrined in a 2022 bipartisan law, funded through the National Science Foundation, is "at pretty serious risk," Atkinson said in an interview.
Homeland Security reports fewer encounters at US-Mexico border
That’s less than half of the number of migrants encountered at the border in the three days leading up to the end of the policy, when an average of more than 10,000 border crossings were logged each day