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K Street eyes a return of earmarks to boost business
K Street lobbyists see new business opportunities with earmarks making a comeback, but it won’t be a return to the high-flying days of yore.
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K Street lobbyists see new business opportunities with earmarks making a comeback, but it won’t be a return to the high-flying days of yore.
Kyckr CEO Ian Henderson shares the company's latest report canvasing where anti-money laundering enforcement has taken off and why.
A $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill took shape Tuesday as suspense grew over whether a minimum wage increase would survive.
The plan by Sens. Mitt Romney and Tom Cotton would gradually raise the minimum wage and seeks to prevent employers from hiring undocumented workers.
China's military modernization plus U.S. failure to build robust coalitions to counter Beijing's regional aggression could lead to invasion.
Neera Tanden, the nominee to lead the Office of Management and Budget, is facing an uphill battle to get confirmed to the position.
SEC decision on digital asset custody is seen as a first step in the braoder use of cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
Senators used a hearing for the attorney general nominee to foreshadow policy fights on gun control, immigration and voting rights.
Photo of the day: Marine One lands at the White House in Washington on Friday
President Joe Biden's choice to lead the Office of Management and Budget seems increasingly unlikely to be confirmed.
Without an allocation to expand parking in the pending COVID-19 relief bill, truckers’ hopes may lie in a future infrastructure bill.
Biden's moratorium on new leases for drilling on public land is likely to do little short-term damage to local school funding.
Sen. Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., says he opposes Neera Tanden for Office of Management and Budget director, dealing a major blow to her confirmation chances.
After former President Donald Trump was acquitted in his second impeachment trial, his attorneys traded congratulatory fist bumps on a Senate subway.
Shawn Zeller speaks with Eugene Rumer, director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace’s Russia and Eurasia Program, for this episode.
Reps. Lauren Boebert and Jared Huffman had a back-and-forth about her gun-filled virtual meeting background, while Sen. Ted Cruz took an ill-timed trip to Cancún.
Winter storms have led to a backlog in the delivery of 6 million COVID-19 vaccine doses, setting back the time-sensitive nationwide vaccination effort.
Legislation to provide pandemic economic aid is sparking debate over the scope of its insurance provisions and whether they belong in a COVID-19 relief package.
AAPI caucus pushes for a hate crimes tracking law amid rising violence against Asian Americans since the start of the pandemic.
The president says that democracies must prevail and must demonstrate that they can still deliver for their peoples in a changed world.