Policy · 117th Congress
Supreme Court keeps Title 42 border directive in place
The Supreme Court kept in place the pandemic-related border policy known as Title 42, allowing the government to turn away asylum-seekers.
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The Supreme Court kept in place the pandemic-related border policy known as Title 42, allowing the government to turn away asylum-seekers.
The Transportation Department announced that it will investigate Southwest Airlines' onslaught of cancellations Monday and Tuesday.
The Senate is set to vote on final passage of the sprawling $1.7 trillion fiscal 2023 omnibus package on Thursday.
As part of a $1.7 trillion omnibus package, the Capitol Police would get a boost as the force grapples with threats against lawmakers.
The Biden administration urged the Supreme Court on Tuesday to reject an effort by a group of states to preserve the Title 42 policy.
More than a dozen Republican-led states asked the Supreme Court on Monday to preserve pandemic-related border restrictions.
A move by GOP senators to cap attorney fees in suits over Camp Lejeune Marine base contamination had earlier slowed the annual defense bill.
Key lawmakers remain at odds over a Social Security fix that cuts benefits for public workers who also get government pensions.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky wants to overhaul the agency but needs Congress' help. And she is losing key allies.
Conservatives peeved about an omnibus bill are looking at ways to restore some fiscal and process discipline to the appropriations process.
Amtrak employees have tried to sell “high-security keys” that could pose a risk to passengers and crews, according to its inspector general.
President Joe Biden signed into law a bill to codify federal recognition of same-sex marriages at a White House ceremony Tuesday.
A federal appeals court could rule as soon as Friday on a bid from a group of Republican-led states to preserve pandemic-era border controls.
Outside groups are urging Congress to bolster a key tax benefit for low-income workers in a year-end legislative package.
The U.S. brings criminal and civil charges Tuesday against former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fired, including one related to campaign finance law.
The bill aims to regulate social media in a way designed to protect kids and reduce the risk of exacerbating mental health concerns.
House and Senate negotiators appear close to agreement on a bipartisan omnibus spending deal that could be announced as soon as Tuesday.
House Democrats’ current two-seat majority — and Republicans’ narrow edge they will have in January — is casting a shadow over spending talks.
House Republicans unveiled a sweeping border security proposal they plan to advance once they hold the majority in the 118th Congress.
Top Democrats are playing hardball on government funding with just over a week before federal agencies run out of budget authority.