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Outer fence surrounding Capitol complex to be removed this weekend
The outer fence surrounding the Capitol complex will be removed this weekend, according to acting House Sergeant-at-Arms Timothy P. Blodgett.
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Tom Reed misconduct accusation could be subject to ethics scrutiny
Rep. Tom Reed could be subject to the House ethics process for accusations by Nicolette Davis of sexual misconduct.
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Bipartisan House group offers bill to repeal outdated war resolutions
Rep. Mike Gallagher and others want to repeal authorizations dating back to the 1950s to reassert Congress' war powers.
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On this issue, even Joe Manchin and public opinion can’t move the GOP
The issue of expanding gun background checks shows the limits of bipartisan negotiations and public pressure in moving Republicans.
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House passes immigration bill to help ‘Dreamers’
The bill would provide a citizenship path for undocumented immigrant 'Dreamers' brought to the U.S. as children. It passed 228-197, with nine GOP votes.
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‘Our community is bleeding’: Asian American lawmakers seek to curb rise in violence
The hearing, the first in 34 years on the issue, was set even before a deadly attack Tuesday on three Asian businesses in the Atlanta area.
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Kaine says he has long-haul COVID-19 symptoms a year later
Sen. Tim Kaine revealed he is a long-hauler with neurological symptoms he described as non-painful but “weird.”
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House throws financial lifeline to victims fund, appropriators
The House voted Wednesday to expand funding sources for the Justice Department's Crime Victims Fund.
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House Republican Conference votes to bring back earmarks
House Republicans lifted their ban on earmarks, freeing their members up to request "congressionally directed spending."
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House votes to reauthorize, expand Violence Against Women Act
Republicans objected to a lack of bipartisanship in drafting and expansion of provisions that bar domestic abusers from owning firearms.
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Biden support for ‘talking’ filibuster adds to debate among Senate Democrats
President Joe Biden's support of some sort of change to filibuster rules has heartened some Democrats who favor such a move.
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Senate hearing showcases deep partisan divide over LGBTQ legislation
Lawmakers on Wednesday set out the personal nature of the partisan split that will mean a tough path to becoming law.
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Many House members averse to cooperating with OCE, study shows
Not all members of Congress cooperate with the Office of Congressional Ethics in its investigations, and they face no sanctions for that.
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House votes to nix deadline for Equal Rights Amendment ratification
The House voted on Wednesday to strike the lapsed deadline to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution.
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USTR veteran Tai confirmed by Senate to lead trade agency
Katherine Tai will take over the Trade Representative’s Office, where she has pledged to hold trading partners to their obligations.
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House passes bill to award Congressional Gold Medals to Capitol, DC police
The House passed a bill to award Congressional Gold Medals to U.S. Capitol Police and the District's Metropolitan Police Department.
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Ohio files suit over COVID relief package
The state argues the law allows it to claim $5.5 billion, but only if officials don't use that money to offset revenue loss from tax cuts.
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House set to pass Violence Against Women Act reauthorization, with renewed hope for Senate action
The House is set to pass a reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act this week, sending it to the Senate.
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Judges want more security funds to protect courthouses from rioters
The federal courts have asked Congress for funds to counter threats to judges and courthouses related to cases from the Jan. 6 insurrection.
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House reshapes approach to mental health and addiction
House lawmakers are restructuring their task forces on the drug epidemic with a renewed focus on behavioral health.