Congress · 117th Congress
Nine Democrats hold firm on opposing budget without infrastructure vote first
With days to go until the House returns for a short session, competing Democratic priorities are threatening to derail the budget's adoption.
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With days to go until the House returns for a short session, competing Democratic priorities are threatening to derail the budget's adoption.
The House Transportation and Infrastructure chair isn’t giving up on his push to boost transit, electric vehicles and climate-related goals.
The volatile situation in Afghanistan, and the possibility U.S. forces will be sent back in to fight, mean the 2001 AUMF is safe. For now.
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Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Edward J. Markey argue that Tesla has falsely advertised its vehicles’ self-driving capabilities.
The service has gone without a permanent director since 2017, and key Democrats want a nominee soon to address maintenance backlogs.
Federal data shows that around 60 percent of nursing home staff are currently vaccinated, but that falls as low as 44 percent in some states.
Typically used on crops such as strawberries, apples, broccoli and corn, it has been linked to neurodevelopmental disorders in children.
White House advisers announced that all Americans should expect to receive COVID-19 vaccine booster shots eight months after their last shot.
Charles F. Sams is a former executive director of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Oregon.
Republicans and Democrats agree China is a threat. But a zeal to score political points at home often derails bipartisan bills on Beijing.
House appropriators have already approved a $705.9 billion defense bill, and Senate appropriators may release draft bill next month.
The Biden administration said it will appeal a federal court ruling that it resume a "Remain in Mexico" program for some migrants.
Federal and state officials are cracking down on vaccine card fraud as they seek to get those who are resisting to get a COVID-19 shots.
The standoff between moderate House Democrats and Pelosi over voting on a budget before an infrastructure bill remains in a stalemate.
Pelosi on Sunday sought to reach a compromise with nine moderate House Democrats over the timing of the bipartisan infrastructure bill.
Nine centrist House Democrats are threatening to vote against a budget resolution until the House passes a bipartisan infrastructure bill.
The move is in response to what members see as flaws in the process revealed in the leadup to President Donald Trump’s first impeachment.
Senate Republicans used the lengthy “vote-a-rama” session to offer amendments that highlighted Democratic divisions on key policy issues.
A bipartisan coalition of business leaders wants to see a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants in Democrats’ reconciliation bill.