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In reconciliation, Democrats eye border tax for carbon
Lawmakers move toward enacting fees on imported goods from countries with weaker limits on carbon emissions than the U.S.
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Lawmakers move toward enacting fees on imported goods from countries with weaker limits on carbon emissions than the U.S.
The Library of Congress is the first part of the Capitol complex to welcome back tourists indoors who get tickets and wear masks.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings on the FBI response to the USA Gymnastics sex scandal, the panel’s leaders said.
Ed Gonzalez's stances on the 287(g) program appeared to help earn him support from GOP senators but raised doubts from immigrant advocates.
OPINION — A fear-based campaign to erase any part of American history that deals with racism is gaining momentum.
The growing importance of online fundraising changed the conventional wisdom on whether a high 'burn rate' early is bad for campaigns.
House floor action on appropriations will begin the week of July 26 with a $617 billion package combining seven fiscal 2022 spending bills
New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez isn't committing to vote for a budget blueprint that relies on drug industry savings.
Senate majority leader said he will file cloture on infrastructure legislation Monday and hold initial vote on motion to proceed Wednesday.Â
The $3.5 trillion reconciliation measure has renewed the debate over whether it might tank the separate bipartisan infrastructure plan.
Nearly 1,000 earmarks were added to the House draft spending bill for the Departments of Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development.
The Thrift Savings Plan will give millions of federal workers access next summer to investments based on ESG criteria.
New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says President Joe Biden supports her military justice bill and that it will get a vote in the fall.
Republicans are accusing the Biden administration of spreading critical race theory in the military and demanding it stop.
Slavery, Jim Crow laws and COVID-19 have contributed to a gap between white public school students and their Black and brown counterparts.
Energy Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm sold the Biden infrastructure plan in New Jersey on Wednesday, with Rep. Frank Pallone in tow.
The bipartisan group of senators and President Joe Biden agreed on a framework for before the July Fourth recess.
The hard slog to 50 Senate votes is just beginning, as key Democratic centrists are starting to ask questions about the budget deal.
The Grand Canyon? Just a large hole. Acadia? The water’s too cold. Reviewers complained, and Amber Share listened.
An increase in military accidents is the result of training shortfalls, according to a new watchdog report.