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Showdown over border wall spending reaches Supreme Court
The White House has asked the Supreme Court to wipe out a ruling that sided with Democrats over spending for a barrier on the Mexican border.
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The White House has asked the Supreme Court to wipe out a ruling that sided with Democrats over spending for a barrier on the Mexican border.
Lina Khan, a critic of big technology companies and an antitrust scholar, received bipartisan Senate confirmation to take a seat on the FTC.
Final passage of a budget reconciliation package likely won't occur until sometime this fall, according to the House Budget chairman.
The vote on Ketanji Brown Jackson, considered a possible pick for the next Supreme Court opening, fell mostly along party lines.
Democrats face a vexing question in rounding up the votes to ensure that the U.S. government doesn’t default on its obligations.
ANALYSIS — Hill aides are doubtful that much of Biden’s agenda can advance in Congress, besides a scaled-back infrastructure bill.
Rep. Andrew Clyde, the Georgia Republican who was fined $15,000 for skirting magnetometers on two occasions, is fighting it in federal court.
House Democrats approved a resolution Monday that would set a $1.506 trillion appropriations ceiling for the upcoming fiscal year.
House Democrats introduced a resolution that would greenlight over $1.5 trillion in discretionary spending for the upcoming fiscal year.
Five House Democrats sent a letter to the speaker urging a stable federal debt so that it remains roughly the same share of gross domestic product.
The Capitol Police have trained with Northern Red Inc., which publicly displays symbols often associated with white supremacists.
Five bills supported by Democrats and Republicans seek to trim the monopolies of technology firms such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google.
The Senate will investigate the Trump administration’s subpoenas of the metadata of some of the former president’s political rivals.
The mask mandate on the House floor, in place since the early days of the pandemic, is being lifted for vaccinated individuals.
Pentagon leaders want to expand information they can withhold from the public, continuing a tradition that now spans three administrations.
House Democrats are roiled in conflict over comments Rep. Ilhan Omar made that lumped together Israel, the United States and Hamas.
Votes are planned on repealing the Iraq war authorization and Trump regulatory moves, and on a major highways bill.
Senate panel approved Janie Simms Hipp's nomination to be USDA general counsel. Hipp would be first Native American in the post if confirmed.
HUD Secretary Fudge told senators that the loss of a fifth of department staff since 2012 has slowed the distribution of aid.
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee advanced $547 billion surface transportation bill largely along party lines.