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Intraparty squabble casts shadow over Democrats’ fiscal agenda
Progressives want infrastructure, reconciliation bills linked to ensure moderates don’t sink or water down the latter. A clash seems certain.
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Progressives want infrastructure, reconciliation bills linked to ensure moderates don’t sink or water down the latter. A clash seems certain.
Taxes on executive pay and stock buybacks are among options senators are considering to cover costs of $3.5 trillion reconciliation package.
ANALYSIS — If voters are not willing to give Biden the benefit of the doubt, Democrats should watch out in the 2022 midterms.
The White House and Democrats in Congress have begun what could be a long response to addressing a Texas anti-abortion law.
Democrats should “hit the pause button” on their $3.5 trillion reconciliation package, according to West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III.
A divided Supreme Court declined late Wednesday to halt a Texas law that effectively bans abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy.
OPINION — Biden’s decision to not consult with tribal nations on the listing process for wolves contradicts his January executive memo.
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Abortion rights advocates scrambled and abortion opponents cheered after the Supreme Court declined to block the law's implementation.
The debate over military extremism is expected to be fierce at the House Armed Services markup of the fiscal 2022 NDAA.
OPINION — Laws protecting government whistleblowers are in desperate need of an update through the Whistleblower Protection Improvement Act.
The Justice Department released redistricting guidelines, warning states and localities against diluting the voting power of minorities.
The Capitol Police inspector general has found widespread deficiencies in the department’s Command and Coordination Bureau.
After Supreme Court allows Texas ban to take effect, Democrats say abortion is ‘on the ballot’ in next year’s Senate contests.
U.S. lawmakers must answer a long list of questions about aid to Afghanistan after the Taliban's return to power and the war's end.
The measure would set money aside for Americans evacuated from Afghanistan after the U.S. troop pullout, which was completed Monday.
Marches in Washington over the weekend demanded passage of a voting rights bill, but what would the bill named for John Lewis actually do?
Republicans have more than 50 amendments to address what they see as shortcomings in Biden’s handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
After 9/11, leaders of both parties prayed together on the Capitol steps, and Bill Clinton said people should be supporting George W. Bush.
OPINION — The recent debacle over the “surprise” crypto provisions in the infrastructure bill shows why fintech firms can’t ignore Congress.