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No quarter for centrists in House: 2020 Vote Studies
Of the 13 House Democrats to lose in November, eight were among the most centrist members of the chamber, our analysis shows.
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Transit, bridge funds knocked out as Senate takes up aid bill
Two infrastructure provisions in the coronavirus relief package that drew fire will be stripped when the Senate takes up its own version.
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Supreme Court ponders limits of Voting Rights Act enforcement
The Supreme Court appears poised to make it more difficult to prove that state election laws should be struck down as discriminatory.
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Young wins bipartisan backing for deputy OMB director slot
Nominee for deputy budget director is on track to sail through the Senate after members on both sides of the Budget Committee pledged support.
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Ethics report details questionable spending, decisions by Rep. Palazzo
An Office of Congressional Ethics report details questionable spending and office practices by Mississippi Rep. Steven M. Palazzo.
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Wray: FBI followed protocol on Jan. 6 intel, but process needs improvement
Capitol Police and Metropolitan Police Department were notified in three different ways of an FBI report warning of violence at the Capitol.
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Sweeping climate bill aims for zero carbon emissions by 2050
House Democrats unveiled legislation Tuesday to zero out domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, including deep cuts in the next decade.
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Lawmakers plan further probe of trading models in GameStop saga
Congressional critics of Robinhood say its business model encourages it to entice unsophisticated retail traders.
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Voting rights take center stage on Capitol Hill and at Supreme Court
For a sense of the unsettled future of election laws, look no further than the debates teed up in Congress and the Supreme Court this week.
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Pension funding, COBRA coverage survive aid bill’s ‘Byrd bath’
Senate Democrats won two procedural battles Monday on a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package they hope to pass by week’s end.
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Ann Berry sworn in as secretary of the Senate
Senate President Pro Tempore Patrick J. Leahy swore in Ann Berry as the secretary of the Senate on Monday, the first Black woman in the role.
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Senate Judiciary sends Garland nomination to the floor
President Joe Biden's attorney general nominee received bipartisan support, lining up a confirmation vote as early as this week.
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Why Democrats should learn to stop worrying and love reconciliation
The fact that a $1.9 trillion relief bill is on the verge of becoming law is a testament to powerful tool budget reconciliation tool.
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House Ethics continues probe of Guam delegate
Michael F.Q. San Nicolas is under scrutiny for allegations of an improper sexual relationship with staffer and campaign finance violations.
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Pelosi’s virus relief win shows she can keep her majority together
ANALYSIS — The chance to legislate and boost President Joe Biden has spurred unity among House Democrats under Nancy Pelosi.
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Medicare fixes, Amtrak boost in draft Senate aid package
Senate is preparing to take out a minimum wage increase, but add new provisions to the COVID-19 aid measure.
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House passes $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package
House Democrats passed a massive pandemic aid bill early Saturday morning over solid Republican opposition
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White House budget not expected until April, Yarmuth says
President Joe Biden is not expected to submit his budget request to Congress until mid-to-late April, House Budget chairman says.
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‘Plan B’ for minimum wage pitched as House prepares to vote on aid package
Senate Finance Chairman Ron Wyden said Friday he's drafting a “Plan B” to boost the federal minimum wage through the tax code.
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House appropriators officially bring back earmarks, ending ban
House Democrats are officially resurrecting earmarks, ending a decadelong prohibition on congressionally directed spending.