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Senators unveil compromise Violence Against Women Act
Latest reauthorization bill drops provision to close "boyfriend loophole," which would have expanded gun bans for convicted domestic abusers.
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Latest reauthorization bill drops provision to close "boyfriend loophole," which would have expanded gun bans for convicted domestic abusers.
Smith, of Missouri, is an ambitious member of the GOP conference who's become known for fiery partisan attacks on budget bills.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services update reflects shift from Trump-era label that removed 'nation of immigrants' description.
Republicans are ramping up complaints that the White House is injecting its agenda into implementing the bipartisan infrastructure law.
Some private insurers say the Democratic proposal could drive up costs and its language describing what counts as discrimination is too vague.
A fight over wages for restaurant workers is posing a new threat to a bipartisan effort to funnel additional federal aid to restaurants.
The push for a diplomacy-heavy approach to Russia-Ukraine picks up some high-profile congressional backers.
The Army released a new strategy for reducing its carbon footprint and reaching net zero emissions by 2050.
The Biden administration announced an agreement with Japan to temper a 25 percent Trump administration steel tariff.
Senate Finance Committee leaders said they aim to put together a bipartisan legislative package addressing mental health.
Romney suggested senators could turn focus next to reviving an expanded child tax credit after a more generous version lapsed last month.
A report by the passenger railroad’s watchdog calls into question its ability to efficiently and effectively implement $30 billion plan.
Refugees and those granted asylum may now renew their work permits in two-year increments rather than annually, USCIS said Monday.
The 5-4 ruling means Alabama may be holding its primary using a map that a lower court found likely to have violated the Voting Rights Act.
President Joe Biden's goal of conserving 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030 has critics among environmentalists and conservatives.
Support from Wyden could be crucial to Robert Califf's FDA confirmation amid concerns from other Senate Democrats.
Lawmakers sharply criticized the FCC and FAA process leading up to the deployment of 5G wireless technology around airports last month.
Restoring U.S. semiconductor manufacturing will likely cost more than Congress plans to spend and will require private sector investment.
House Democrats passed a bill to bolster U.S. competition with China, but a conference panel likely will nix climate and other provisions.
Senate Banking Republicans pressed Fed nominee Sarah Bloom Raskin on her climate views in a confirmation hearing.