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GOP anti-abortion riders in foreign aid bill fall short
House Appropriators on Thursday advanced annual foreign aid spending legislation that would repeal a decades-old anti-abortion provision.
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House Appropriators on Thursday advanced annual foreign aid spending legislation that would repeal a decades-old anti-abortion provision.
The House passed a more than $720 billion surface transportation, wastewater and drinking water reauthorization on a largely party-line vote.
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The Supreme Court ended a largely non-contentious term but set up potential blockbuster decisions on abortion and gun rights next year.
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Rumsfeld rubbed some people the wrong way during his two stints as Defense secretary, including members of Congress.
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The lag worries experts because the nation’s poorest individuals have historically faced worse health outcomes.
Policymaking hit close to home as they saw a bill passed to address violent anti-AAPI hate crimes — even as some felt excluded on the Hill.
The parameters of the select committee are more partisan and materially different than the 9/11 style commission.
Free beer, ice cream and incentives to vaccinate, as well as plug infrastructure plans, will be on tap for President Joe Biden this holiday.
Nearly 50,000 new DACA applications were received in the first quarter of this year but only 763 were approved, new government figures show.
A Washington internship can open doors for career paths in Congress and the federal government — if you can afford it.
A three-judge court said Alabama and Rep. Robert Aderholt could not show they would be harmed by the delaying data until mid-August.
As a staffer, Rep. Melanie Stansbury learned that climate science was still a third rail for Republicans — but she predicts a sea change.
Division over a public option vs. "Medicare for All" was evident at a forum for Democrats eyeing the Senate nomination in Wisconsin.
Federal judge tossing Facebook monopoly case prompts calls from both parties to pass new antitrust laws that apply to Big Tech companies