Campaigns · 117th Congress
As population grows, so does debate on how to reach Latino voters in ’22 midterms
Both parties are reassessing Latino voter outreach after Democrats were disappointed by GOP gains in competitive districts in 2020.
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Policy · 117th Congress
Biden picks first Native American for parks post
Charles F. Sams is a former executive director of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Oregon.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Congress should deliver crypto clarity and reassert its authority
OPINION — The U.S. risks losing its global financial supremacy if Congress fails to act on a sound cryptocurrency policy.
Congress · 117th Congress
Floor staffers were a quiet force on Jan. 6. Now they’re getting an award
The Congressional Management Foundation gave a “Democracy Award” to all floor staffers in the House and Senate who keep Congress running.
Congress · 117th Congress
White House defends Afghanistan moves ahead of Senate probes
The White House on Tuesday defended President Joe Biden’s handling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Congress · 117th Congress
Experts: Lawmakers’ fixation on countering China risks overkill, isolation
Republicans and Democrats agree China is a threat. But a zeal to score political points at home often derails bipartisan bills on Beijing.
Opinion · 117th Congress
All rise: It’s time for the judiciary to live by the anti-discrimination laws it enforces
OPINION — It’s long past time the judiciary follows Congress’ lead in protecting its employees from workplace harassment and discrimination.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
House revises voting rights bill to boost Justice Department powers to challenge states
The House may vote next week on voting rights bill named to honor John Lewis, but Republicans call it a federal takeover of elections.
Congress · 117th Congress
Afghanistan collapse won’t dramatically alter defense spending
House appropriators have already approved a $705.9 billion defense bill, and Senate appropriators may release draft bill next month.
Podcasts · 117th Congress
Crypto goes to Washington - Roll Call
Kristin Smith provides a behind scenes look at the infrastructure bill and crypto-lobbying in Washington.
White House · 117th Congress
USDA boosts food stamps after revised calculation of basic diet
The Biden administration's recalculation of a basic health diet means food stamp benefits will rise more than 20 percent for many.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Democrats push for new Voting Rights Act before maps are drawn
Republicans say a move by Democrats to restore the Justice Department's power over voting changes is a "federal power grab."
White House · 117th Congress
Military aid to Egypt shapes up as key human rights test for Biden
President Joe Biden is aligned with House Republicans, not Democrats, over slapping restrictions on military aid to Egypt.
White House · 117th Congress
Defiant Biden defends Afghan withdrawal, says country’s military ‘refused to fight’
President Joe Biden stood by his decision to remove all U.S. troops from Afghanistan, blaming its leaders and military for quitting.
Congress · 117th Congress
Veteran lawmakers cast wide blame for Afghanistan collapse
Some members who served in the military in the Middle East blamed Washington politics and congressional inaction for the Taliban’s takeover.
Congress · 117th Congress
Former Rep. Paul Mitchell, Trump critic who left GOP over election lie, dies at 64
Former Rep. Paul Mitchell, who left the GOP to become an independent in protest of his party’s behavior after the 2020 election, has died.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Let’s promote all broadband technologies to speed help to all Americans
OPINION — Fixed wireless broadband offers a competitive option for many consumers, particularly in underserved and rural communities.
Policy · 117th Congress
Administration plans to contest ‘Remain in Mexico’ court ruling
The Biden administration said it will appeal a federal court ruling that it resume a "Remain in Mexico" program for some migrants.
Policy · 117th Congress
Effort to stop fraud tracks the one to boost vaccination rate
Federal and state officials are cracking down on vaccine card fraud as they seek to get those who are resisting to get a COVID-19 shots.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats’ standoff continues over budget, infrastructure
The standoff between moderate House Democrats and Pelosi over voting on a budget before an infrastructure bill remains in a stalemate.