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Woke up this morning to infrastructure sales pitch in Jersey
Energy Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm sold the Biden infrastructure plan in New Jersey on Wednesday, with Rep. Frank Pallone in tow.
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Energy Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm sold the Biden infrastructure plan in New Jersey on Wednesday, with Rep. Frank Pallone in tow.
The bipartisan group of senators and President Joe Biden agreed on a framework for before the July Fourth recess.
The hard slog to 50 Senate votes is just beginning, as key Democratic centrists are starting to ask questions about the budget deal.
Democrats on the Senate Budget Committee reached agreement Tuesday night on an overall budget reconciliation target of $3.5 trillion.
The $3.7 billion measure would increase the number of authorized Afghan special immigrant visas from 26,500 to 46,500.
The California senator believes the White House supports efforts to include immigration provisions in the budget reconciliation process.
House appropriators want the Pentagon to report to Congress on how it is rooting out extremists in the military.
Senate Democrats discussed Tuesday whether to fully offset trillions of dollars in new spending in a reconciliation package.
Lawmakers criticized President Biden's budget proposal for the Space Force, arguing it risks wasting money on flawed purchasing decisions.
As the U.S. withdraws troops, appropriators cite security and spending concerns, as well as threats to the lives of Afghans.
A federal appeals court ruled that a federal ban on handgun sales to 18- to 20-year-olds by licensed dealers is unconstitutional.
A group of former senior House staff has been hired by the Chief Administrative Officer to help coach current House staff seeking answers.
Separating the debt limit from a reconciliation bill could spare party centrists from political attacks, but it carries other disadvantages.
Senate Democrats released a $3.7 billion measure to pay bills related to the Jan. 6 attack and attempt to bolster Capitol Hill security.
Congress begins what will be a likely busy midsummer legislative push, with action expected on a host of priorities.
Senate Democrats hope to reach agreement as soon as this week on the topline spending and revenue numbers for budget reconciliation bill.
A federal judge asked the House General Counsel’s Office to weigh in on part of Rep. Eric Swalwell's lawsuit against Rep. Mo Brooks.
The Republican proposal would still largely reimburse the National Guard and Capitol Police for security costs from the Jan. 6 insurrection.
The Senate Armed Services Committee announced Thursday that it will mark up its annual defense policy bill during the week of July 19.
President Joe Biden on Thursday defended a quick withdrawal from Afghanistan amid criticism the Taliban would regain control in the country.