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Democrats condemn Biden administration’s new asylum limits
Nearly 80 congressional Democrats called on President Joe Biden to reverse plans to limit asylum eligibility for some migrants.
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Nearly 80 congressional Democrats called on President Joe Biden to reverse plans to limit asylum eligibility for some migrants.
Border agents have reported a dramatic drop in encounters with migrants from Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti in recent weeks.
Google spent $10.9 million on lobbying last year, included work on antitrust issues, the subject of a Justice Department lawsuit this week.
The House is expected to consider legislation that would limit sales from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
President Joe Biden's decision to provide M1 Abrams tanks to Kyiv comes as Germany agrees to send its Leopard 2 tanks.
Sen. Joe Manchin III and the auto industry are pushing for diverging interpretations of tax breaks in Democrats’ 2022 climate package.
The panel's new chairman wants an “after-action review” but also plans work on the origins of the coronavirus.
House Republicans are mulling an attempt to buy time for further negotiations on federal spending and deficits.
Senate Republicans denied newly elected Sen. Eric Schmitt of Missouri a waiver to serve on the Judiciary Committee.
The caucus is composed largely of members from the Great Lakes region seeking to remind their party leaders they are “not fly-over country.”
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle urged the Biden administration to send tanks to Ukraine amid reports that Germany had decided to do so.
After crossing Swifties, parent company Live Nation faced senators intent on getting it to admit, “It’s me, hi, I’m the problem, it’s me.”
House Republicans' bill to protect speech on social media may prevent government officials from carrying out public safety actions.
House turnover since the farm bill of 2018 means many members will be working on a major policy bill with no experience of the last one.
Organizing resolutions needed to constitute each party’s membership on Senate committees may still get votes this week, despite GOP holdup.
New House panel on China will back arms for Taiwan, eye TikTok and scrutinize land purchases near U.S. bases, chairman says.
House Democrats will fill out their party’s committee assignments, which will involve a switch among top party leaders on Appropriations.
Sustainable aviation fuel, meant to target the emission-heavy aviation industry, is set to become the next big biofuel topic on Capitol Hill.
Some House Republicans have raised concerns about legislation backed by their party leadership that seeks to curtail migration at the border.
Senate Democrats plan to make judicial nominations a priority this Congress, as they start a session with an expanded 51-seat majority.