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Key lawmakers remain at odds over a Social Security fix that cuts benefits for public workers who also get government pensions.
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to pass the final defense authorization bill for fiscal 2023, clearing the measure for Biden's signature.
Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Thom Tillis appear to have run out of time to pass a bipartisan immigration deal this month.
House and Senate Appropriations Committee leaders distributed spending allocations to their dozen subcommittees on Thursday
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CDC Director Rochelle Walensky wants to overhaul the agency but needs Congress' help. And she is losing key allies.
Lawmakers are seeking to end the Defense Department’s extensive use of unfunded priorities lists to increase the Pentagon’s budget.
The long-serving Republican from Michigan built a bipartisan legacy and took flak for impeaching Donald Trump.
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The bill’s options for Puerto Rico voters are statehood, independence or free association with the United States. No Senate vote is expected.
Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado unveiled legislation Thursday to revise the agricultural visa system.
The value of funds citing ESG in investment decisions fell this year as regulators around the world start scrutinizing the claims being made.
He came within 546 votes of defeating Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert, but Frisch is looking on the bright side.
A proposed overhaul of the federal energy infrastructure permitting process from Sen. Joe Manchin III was rejected by the Senate.
A move by GOP senators to cap attorney fees in suits over Camp Lejeune Marine base contamination had earlier slowed the annual defense bill.
Democratic Rep. Zoe Lofgren of California expressed “great disappointment” that her immigration legislation was pulled from the House floor.
Sen. Gary Peters says updating the government's cybersecurity remains unfinished business and will be a priority next year.
Most of the provisions aimed at identifying and removing extremism in the U.S. military were stripped out of the annual defense policy bill.
Over the past two midterms, the last presidential election and other events, signs of Trump’s growing weakness are undeniable, Rothenberg writes.