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Senate Health panel advances Califf to lead FDA
Four Republicans join most of the Senate Health Democrats to advance the nomination of Robert Califf to lead the FDA.
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Four Republicans join most of the Senate Health Democrats to advance the nomination of Robert Califf to lead the FDA.
A day after data showed a long-time high in consumer price inflation, Fed nominee Lael Brainard says its reduction is the top priority.
Mitchell “had been out since he was diagnosed with a serious illness last fall,” the Capitol Police spokesperson said.
The Supreme Court has blocked a vaccine mandate for private employers but allowed one for health care workers.
Senate veteran William D. Duhnke III will return to his old job as minority staff director of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Michael Angelo Riley was a Capitol Police officer for more than 25 years before he was indicted and resigned from the department in October.
The Biden White House scored a victory Thursday when Senate Democrats rejected a GOP-pushed Nord Stream 2 sanctions measure.
Pentagon officials told lawmakers that Congress' failure to agree on fiscal 2022 appropriations was hurting military readiness.
Republicans and Democrats want to get tough on Russia, but a new sanctions measure – so far – has no GOP supporters in the Senate.
Democrats warned for years that a change made for judicial nominees would eventually work against Republicans — and on Wednesday, it did.
A bipartisan Senate group is negotiating a bill to provide about $40 billion in fresh funding for pandemic-battered restaurants.
Congress honored the late Sen. Harry Reid on Wednesday, amid a renewed debate on something Reid was familiar with fighting: the filibuster.
The Jan. 6 select committee is asking House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to voluntarily provide information to the panel.
Blocked twice from beginning debate on bills affecting voting, Senate Democrats say they have a plan, but final passage remains uncertain.
House transportation spending chairman warns that the new infrastructure law could be held up without an agreement on fiscal 2022 spending.
The Schumer-Graham casino amendment’s inclusion in the fiscal 2022 NDAA is an example of two Washington truisms.
Republicans pointed to big cost increases over the past year while Democrats focused on those price rises moderating in recent months.
Ross Worthington, Andy Surabian and Arthur Schwartz face a Jan. 24 deadline from the committee Investigating the Jan. 6 attack on Congress.
Lawmakers pressed Navy officials about a fuel leak tainting water in Hawaii, and said they'd seek funding to fix the problem.
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris travelled to Atlanta today to make the case for voting rights legislation.