Congress · 117th Congress
Bannon surrenders to federal authorities
Former White House adviser Stephen Bannon surrendered to federal authorities on Monday, days after being indicted for contempt of Congress.
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New lines, new numbers, new ratings in Iowa
Iowa could have its first all-Republican delegation in Congress since the 1950s, elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
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Analysis: Budget bill would mostly raise taxes on top 1 percent
Tax cuts would be widespread at first under the Democrats' bill, then slightly rise in 2023 for some middle- and upper-income taxpayers.
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Stephen Bannon indicted for refusing to comply with congressional subpoena
A grand jury has indicted former White House adviser Stephen Bannon for failing to comply with a congressional subpoena.
Congress · 117th Congress
What a possible censure of Gosar means
House Democrats have introduced a censure resolution against GOP Rep. Paul Gosar for a video who posted threatening another member.
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Manchin opposes additional EV tax credit tied to unions
West Virginia senator criticizes such pro-union provisions in reconciliation package as 'wrong' and ‘not American’
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Defense, veterans groups press for new appropriations
Defense contractors and veterans groups say the impasse in setting a new Pentagon budget threatens their programs.
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Biden taps Califf as FDA commissioner
Califf, who previously helmed the FDA in the final year of the Obama administration, is seen as a status quo choice.
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Take Five: Pete Sessions
“People don’t want to make tough votes anymore. And they used to want to,” says Texas Republican Rep. Pete Sessions.
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Delayed ‘mega IRA’ provisions boost budget bill’s revenue take
Democrats are getting more revenue for their reconciliation bill thanks to tweaks that would set new limits on tax-free retirement accounts.
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Some troops are driven to suicide by hunger, experts say
Experts told a House Agriculture subcommittee that hunger is contributing to rising suicides among troops.
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Court puts release of White House Jan. 6 records on hold
A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily halted the imminent release of White House records to the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack.
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Shareholders seen broadening ESG proposals as SEC changes course
The SEC's reversal of previous policy is expected to increase the number of shareholders' proposals on ESG next proxy season.
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Biden’s challenge: Getting infrastructure up and running
Legislation like the bipartisan infrastructure bill will take a while to implement before its impact can be felt by Americans.
Congress · 117th Congress
Coin check: Military tradition finds quarter on Capitol Hill
These veterans and members of Congress have brought the military tradition to Washington, as more civilian officials mint their own coins.
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Government pushes back on Fortenberry request to dismiss charges
The Justice Department is pushing back on a motion to dismiss charges against Rep. Jeff Fortenberry over jurisdiction issues.
Congress · 117th Congress
Judge rejects Trump effort to block records from House’s Jan. 6 panel
A federal judge denied Donald Trump’s request to stop White House records from being turned over to the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack.
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Lobbyists, advocates seek to revise budget bill’s drug price changes
They are pressing for a number of changes to a pricing overhaul as focus on a $1.75 trillion budget bill shifts from the House to the Senate.
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Max Cleland, injured in Vietnam, described ‘anxiety and depression’ after brutal 2002 race
Max Cleland, a Vietnam veteran and triple amputee who served in the Senate, died on Tuesday at the age of 79.
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Supreme Court appears likely to defer to Congress on Puerto Rico benefits
The Supreme Court appeared unlikely Tuesday to second-guess how Congress denies residents of Puerto Rico certain Social Security benefits.