Senate Avoids Shutdown, Passes Cromnibus in Bipartisan Vote
A vote to cut off debate on the cromnibus had been scheduled for 1 a.m. before the deal.
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Senate GOP Leaders Want to Wrap Up Lame Duck ASAP
“No. 1 of which is Sen. Reid can continue to move nominations through as long as we are here.” Sen.
Reid Announces Weekend Votes After Blockade (Updated)
Reid also said that absent an agreement, the Senate would vote at 1 a.m. Sunday to limit debate on the cromnibus spending package.
Military May Have to Tell Lawmakers Before Filling the Tank
In fiscal 2015, $33 million would go out in payments while the remaining $37 million could be spent in fiscal 2016, which begins Oct. 1, 2015.
Surge in U.S. Solar: Generation Up 100% in 2014
“With continued growth and adding in commercial and residential PV as well as concentrating solar power, solar electricity could easily account for 1 percent of U.S. generation by the end of this
Congress’ Closing Chaos, as Viewed in the Senate Subway
tensions surrounding the behemoth budget bill and the gut-wrenching Senate report on CIA excesses and deceptions, but also the bittersweet preparations for a change in partisan control and the departures of 1
Congress’ Closing Chaos, as Viewed in the Senate Subway
surrounding the behemoth budget bill and the gut-wrenching Senate report on CIA excesses and deceptions , but also the bittersweet preparations for a change in partisan control and the departures of 1
Breaking Down the ‘Cromnibus’ Vote (Updated)
Updated 1:18 p.m., Friday, Dec. 12: The House passed the cromnibus Thursday night 219-206, with 162 Republicans and 57 Democrats voting for the bill, and 67 Republicans and 139 Democrats voting against
Breaking Down the ‘Cromnibus’ Vote (Updated)
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 1:18 p.m., Friday, Dec. 12: The House passed the cromnibus Thursday night 219-206, with 162 Republicans and 57 Democrats voting for the bill, and 67 Republicans
The House Day Care Waitlist Isn’t Getting Any Shorter
At Wednesday’s White House Summit on Early Childhood Education, President Barack Obama announced a $1 billion investment in education for children under five years old.
One Way to Lower Carbon Emissions: Send Them Abroad
Those exports released roughly 1 billion tons of carbon pollution into the atmosphere elsewhere during the same period.”
PA Gov.-Elect Wrong on Drilling Tax Prediction?
-elect Tom Wolf might have been off the mark by hundreds of millions of dollars when he said during his campaign that a new severance tax on natural gas drillers would raise more than $1 billion, potentially
Democrats Abandoned Mary Landrieu in the Runoff. Does it Matter?
. “$1 million? $2 million?” The DSCC’s critics point out the committee’s late spending in races in Kentucky and Arkansas where the party lost by a wider margin than Louisiana.
Ebola: Who Bears the Cost of Keeping Us Safe? | Commentary
New York’s congressional delegation has been informed the plan would distribute just $7.5 million to hospitals in the state — 1/8 of one penny for every dollar in the President’s proposal — even though
Lift the Oil Export Ban to Avoid Crude Awakening for U.S. | Commentary
Let’s do some simple math: For every additional 1 million barrels/day of U.S. oil production, priced at $70/barrel, royalty owners receive an additional $11 million in income.
House Conservative Faces Primary Peril in 2016
“You know, I just stood up in conference and talked about the Waters of the U.S. rule, which is the No. 1 Farm Bureau priority. I’m the only one who spoke up.”
Lawmakers Release Massive ‘Cromnibus’ 2 Days Ahead of Shutdown
Under defense activities, the bill would provide $64 billion for overseas contingency operations, and would give military and civilian personnel a 1 percent pay raise.
Congressional Hits and Misses: Week of Dec. 1
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Congressional Hits and Misses: Week of Dec. 1 (Video)
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Congress Can, and Should, Address Student Loan Debt | Commentary
In the meantime, with a new Congress comes a new opportunity to pass meaningful legislation that would help the 1 in 5 families impacted by crushing student loan debt.