Republican lawmakers take aim at nationwide injunctions
But attention on the measure escalated after Judge James E. Boasberg of the U.S.
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Congress returns for three-week sprint session
The headliners this week are the nominees to lead the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration.
US resists transparency on Venezuelan gang deportation moves
The White House has declined to provide the public with basic information such as names and identities of the 137 alleged Tren de Aragua members sent to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798
Trump’s efforts to lower egg prices gets overshadowed by more partisan moves
Rollins, in a Friday interview with Fox Business, touted steps taken to curb the spread of the bird flu, including "repopulating the cold birds a lot more quickly" and "investing in biosecurity to lock
Ohio officials hopeful Intel gets plant funds targeted by Trump
The project was in many ways a poster child for the CHIPS and Science Act, the 2022 bipartisan law supporting U.S.
Musk conflict complaints appear moot with Trump in charge
"We’re very concerned, because you can’t blur the lines on this," Cantwell said in an interview, promising that Democrats on the Commerce panel will continue to probe, even as Chairman Ted Cruz, R-Texas
Former Rep. Nita Lowey, first woman to lead House Appropriations, dies
Two decades later, when the top Democratic slot on the spending panel opened up, Lowey leapfrogged the more senior Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, to win the position, thanks in part to her bond with Pelosi, then
Simpson remembered as a giant of the Senate, literally
Simpson asked in a 2017 interview when told of losing his height record. Senators lauded Simpson during floor speeches Friday.
House Democrats emerge from retreat hopeful about 2026 but aware of challenge
. – House Democrats anticipate that a backlash to the policies and actions of President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress will help them win control of the chamber in next year’s midterm
‘Manufacturing superpower’: Trump team eyes overhaul of US economy
that are exporting to the rest of the world."
On COVID-19 anniversary, concerns about the lessons unlearned
In the first weeks of the Trump administration, Robert F.
Oz’s ties to insurers may loom over his CMS confirmation hearing
If confirmed, Mehmet Oz, known best for his time as a TV personality and host of the daytime talk show "The Dr.
States want to move funds pulled from green projects to hard infrastructure
"That’s laying asphalt, pouring concrete, building bridges and building roads," said House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Sam Graves, R-Mo., in an interview.
Judges warn against impeachments for rulings against Trump
Judge Jeffrey Sutton of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit responded to a question about the resolutions in a press call with reporters Tuesday after a meeting of the U.S.
Not just a game: Dems need to catch up on livestreams to earn back young men, advisers say
But those efforts paled in comparison to the online armies mustered by conservatives that aimed to push young men to the right.
Photos of the week | February 28-March 6, 2025
Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, wears American flag shoes while doing a TV interview in the Capitol's Statuary Hall before President Donald Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
Fact check: The war of words over Medicaid cuts
The budget resolution is the first step to Congress using a maneuver called reconciliation to extend the 2017 tax cuts, most of which are set to expire at the end of this year.
‘Election integrity’ still top of mind for some House Republicans
The legislation — known as the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act — was marked up by the committee last Congress and passed the House, before fizzling in the Senate.
For Democrats, it’s time to get rude
But if they are truly horrified by the Trump administration, the president’s nominations and the usurping of the legislative branch, there’s no reason for Democrats to seek common ground.
Some Republicans question approach to immigration case backlog
Andy Kim, D-N.J., said in an interview about joining the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee there are more than 3 million pending cases and only about 680 immigration judges who "would