Opinion · 117th Congress
One year on, the Great American Outdoors Act is making a difference
OPINION — We are slowly but surely beginning to reap the benefits of the Great American Outdoors Act, but the work is far from over.
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OPINION — We are slowly but surely beginning to reap the benefits of the Great American Outdoors Act, but the work is far from over.
President Biden said he's unaware of Americans who can't make it to Kabul airport and pledged to evacuate all Afghan allies.
OPINION — The budget implications of enabling qualified immigrants to earn green cards satisfies the ‘Byrd rule’ for reconciliation.
With days to go until the House returns for a short session, competing Democratic priorities are threatening to derail the budget's adoption.
The House Transportation and Infrastructure chair isn’t giving up on his push to boost transit, electric vehicles and climate-related goals.
PODCAST — A look at the politics of a public health directive that allows for the expulsion of migrants at the border during the pandemic.
OPINION — If cities don’t adapt to the evolving shift in working behavior, the downtown infrastructure that once thrived will surely crumble.
A man is in custody after surrendering to police, ending a tense five-hour standoff Thursday in front of the Library of Congress.
The volatile situation in Afghanistan, and the possibility U.S. forces will be sent back in to fight, mean the 2001 AUMF is safe. For now.
OPINION — It’s time to start being radical about being reasonable and show the world that bipartisanship in America is still possible.
The insurance industry could be on the hook for larger payouts as climate change leads to more property damage.
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Ex-Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt has experience running statewide and in fundraising as he takes on Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto.
A Wicker spokesman said the senator got tested after experiencing mild symptoms, and King said he sought one after feeling mildly feverish.
The service has gone without a permanent director since 2017, and key Democrats want a nominee soon to address maintenance backlogs.
Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Edward J. Markey argue that Tesla has falsely advertised its vehicles’ self-driving capabilities.
Federal data shows that around 60 percent of nursing home staff are currently vaccinated, but that falls as low as 44 percent in some states.
Joint Chiefs Chairman Milley says there was “nothing” he saw that indicated a rapid collapse of the Afghan army and takeover by the Taliban.
Typically used on crops such as strawberries, apples, broccoli and corn, it has been linked to neurodevelopmental disorders in children.
White House advisers announced that all Americans should expect to receive COVID-19 vaccine booster shots eight months after their last shot.