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Senate NDAA has $13 billion extra for defense inflation
The Senate Armed Services Committee recommended $45 billion more for national defense in fiscal 2023 than President Joe Biden requested.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee recommended $45 billion more for national defense in fiscal 2023 than President Joe Biden requested.
Politically, the country has gone nuts over the past half-dozen years, making handicapping a challenge, Stuart Rothenberg writes.
The president’s party usually loses seats in midterms, but there is no sign that campaign donors are turning away from Democratic candidates.
Sen. Joe Manchin III's decision to oppose emission-cutting provisions, while a dramatic setback, may not kill the budget reconciliation bill.
Key races include picking a GOP challenger to Rep. David Trone in the 6th District, and the Democratic primary in the open 4th District.
Unrelated legislation almost always hitches a ride on the bill — partly because of its size and partly because it’s so likely to be enacted.
Staffers who work for at least eight House Democrats filed petitions Monday to kick off the process of forming a union.
Divisions among House Democrats spell trouble for the Defense, Homeland Security and Commerce-Justice-Science bills in particular.
Member offices have fielded a growing pile of requests for help to speed their cases through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
This archival photo shows former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake taking a selfie with a pig at a Citizens Against Government Waste event in 2018.
Rep. Katie Porter’s proposal was part of a bloc of amendments that the House adopted by voice vote during consideration of the NDAA.
The House passed provisions that would allow cannabis businesses to use banking services; the Senate may not agree.
Provisions added to a sweeping defense bill could be the best chance Congress has of passing any immigration legislation this year.
President Joe Biden on Friday endorsed a plan to pass a bill intended to lower the cost of prescription drugs and pay for health insurance.
This week, CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists focused on post-Fourth of July fireworks at the Jan. 6 panel’s hearing, and more Hill activity.
Sens. Josh Hawley and Cory Booker get confused about procedures on the Senate floor, and more in this week’s Congressional Hits and Misses.
This episode of CQ Budget examines how Democratic negotiations for their reconciliation package unraveled and what can still be salvaged.
The select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol has yet to directly link far-right attackers to Donald Trump.
Two nominees for high-ranking EPA positions are in procedural purgatory as Republicans aim to block their confirmations.
Democrats want to codify rights after Justice Clarence Thomas urged the Supreme Court to revisit other precedents.