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USCP union election gets nasty, with outside unions weighing in
The Capitol Police union leader election has gotten nasty, with an outside union picking sides and criticizing a candidate.
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The Capitol Police union leader election has gotten nasty, with an outside union picking sides and criticizing a candidate.
Reconciliation package includes billions in climate-related spending and tax incentives but leaves out much sought by climate hawks.
Vermont Sen. Patrick J. Leahy, a Democrat, announced Monday he won’t seek reelection to a ninth term in Congress.
“People don’t want to make tough votes anymore. And they used to want to,” says Texas Republican Rep. Pete Sessions.
Democrats are getting more revenue for their reconciliation bill thanks to tweaks that would set new limits on tax-free retirement accounts.
A grand jury has indicted former White House adviser Stephen Bannon for failing to comply with a congressional subpoena.
House Democrats have introduced a censure resolution against GOP Rep. Paul Gosar for a video who posted threatening another member.
Defense contractors and veterans groups say the impasse in setting a new Pentagon budget threatens their programs.
Califf, who previously helmed the FDA in the final year of the Obama administration, is seen as a status quo choice.
Tax cuts would be widespread at first under the Democrats' bill, then slightly rise in 2023 for some middle- and upper-income taxpayers.
West Virginia senator criticizes such pro-union provisions in reconciliation package as 'wrong' and ‘not American’
These veterans and members of Congress have brought the military tradition to Washington, as more civilian officials mint their own coins.
The SEC's reversal of previous policy is expected to increase the number of shareholders' proposals on ESG next proxy season.
Legislation like the bipartisan infrastructure bill will take a while to implement before its impact can be felt by Americans.
Experts told a House Agriculture subcommittee that hunger is contributing to rising suicides among troops.
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.
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.
The Justice Department is pushing back on a motion to dismiss charges against Rep. Jeff Fortenberry over jurisdiction issues.
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.
The Jan. 6 committee investigating the attack on the Capitol has subpoenaed 10 more Trump officials, including Stephen Miller.