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Legal verdict on Biden’s hold on border wall funds could come soon
Congressional investigators are working on a legal opinion of Biden’s hold on border wall funds that could come as soon as this month.
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Iron Dome funds may hitch a ride on Capitol security supplemental
Funding for Israel's Iron Dome could get wrapped into a Capitol security spending bill as lawmakers look for a way forward on both matters.
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Finance chair investigating drugmaker AbbVie’s tax strategy
Wyden has accused AbbVie of shifting profits offshore and registering patents in low-tax jurisdictions to avoid paying U.S. corporate taxes.
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Parliamentarian guidance deals blow to reconciliation strategy
Senate rules referee says special procedure to pass multiple filibuster-proof bills should be reserved for ‘extraordinary circumstances.’
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Staff training key to shifting attitudes on accessibility for disability community
Staff training and engagement on Capitol Hill is necessary to increasing disability access in the congressional workspace, advocates say.
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House Agriculture chairman objects to Biden inheritance tax plan
Georgia Rep. David Scott throws cold water on President Biden's capital gains tax proposal, saying it could hurt struggling farmers.
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Capito and Biden to meet as ‘fish or cut bait’ moment nears
Transportation Secretary Buttigieg said the administration wants a clear direction from Republicans when Congress returns June 7.
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Research and development ambitions will test bipartisanship
Despite hiccups, Congress and President Biden have moved closer to a big boost in U.S. research and development eyed as a counter to China.
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Lawmakers want advertising transparency from Big Tech
Watch as CQ Roll Call speaks with Lori Trahan about the Social Media DATA Act, which is meant to bring transparency to targeted advertising.
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Yarmuth: Democrats likely to adopt Biden’s spending targets
The House Budget chairman said he expects House Democrats to move forward with a procedural mechanism known as a "deeming" resolution.
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Schumer puts election overhaul on June agenda, floats second attempt at 1/6 commission
The Senate will consider legislation overhauling election and campaign laws after it returns from its Memorial Day recess.
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Senate punts Schumer science and tech bill to June
Senate leaders struck a deal to delay consideration of a bipartisan science research and development package after opposition by Republicans.
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Republican senators torpedo Jan. 6 commission
Despite pleas from the family of a fallen police officer, Republicans blocked establishing a commission to probe the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.
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Second time’s a charm? Senate confirms Wormuth, again, as Army secretary
The Senate approved Christine Wormuth’s historic nomination Thursday morning, repeating the same step it took late Wednesday evening.
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Senate advances science and tech bill
Measure would authorize more than $100 billion over five years to invest in research and technologies to compete with China.
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Biden to meet Republicans about their new infrastructure pitch
The plan is the latest in a series of back-and-forth offers between Senate Republicans and the White House on an infrastructure bill.
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Progressives push more clean energy infrastructure spending
Bills propose more than $1 trillion in spending for U.S.-made clean energy products and a new DOE division focused on greener technology.
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‘They wouldn’t care if I was dead’ — staffer fallout from Jan. 6 continues
Lawmakers seeking to deny what happened on Jan. 6 is putting increased pressure on staffers who lived through the riot.
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Warner’s death reminds Washington what it’s missing
John W. Warner, a towering senator for three decades, was a man of principle and patriotism, of charm and wit.
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Leahy: 50-50 earmarks split OK if GOP requests enough projects
Senate Appropriations Chairman Patrick J. Leahy will allocate half of earmarked dollars to Republicans if enough ask for them.