Policy · 115th Congress
House Appropriators Float 12-Bill Omnibus Before Recess
The 2018 fiscal year begins Oct. 1 and lawmakers have just 12 legislative days planned when both chambers will be in session in September.
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Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Leaders Careful on Response to Gianforte Assault Charges
Greg Gianforte just body slammed me and broke my glasses — Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) May 24, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; All of a
Politics · 115th Congress
Annual Capitol Insiders Survey: The Trump Effect
Nearly 1 out of 5 said they’d vote for Clinton.
Politics · 115th Congress
Pence’s Battleground Stops, PAC Raise Eyebrows Amid Trump Scandals
Hmmmm — Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) May 20, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; Key trips Before last weekend’s stops came a Feb. 4 trip to Pennsylvania’s largest city, Philadelphia, to address
Politics · 115th Congress
Trey Gowdy’s Path to Oversight Gavel Gets Smoother
Ryan is giving members interested in the post until June 1 to let the House Republican Steering Committee know, according to a Ryan spokeswoman.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Budget’s Chilly Reception Will Be Nothing New
In March 2015, the Senate knocked down a fiscal 2016 budget blueprint from Obama on a lopsided 98-1 vote. Sen. Thomas R.
Politics · 115th Congress
How the Koch Network Could Sink Tax Overhaul
The tax is best known as a border adjustment, and it would help raise more than $1 trillion over 10 years to fund a big corporate tax cut. House Speaker Paul D.
Politics · 115th Congress
Chaffetz Resignation Sparks Conflict, Compressed Campaigns in Utah
Five percent voiced support for Curtis, while just over 1 percent said they would vote for Henderson. Nearly 11 percent supported McMullin.
Hill and Mueller Don’t Have to Clash, but It Will Not Be Easy
Lessons from 44 Years of Special Investigations [jwp-video n=”1″] Parallel paths There does seem to be plenty Congress can tackle, through its own committees or by empaneling an independent
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Where Will GOP Be When the Crazy Train Comes Off the Rails?
The longtime GOP stronghold went for President Donald Trump by just 1 percent in November.
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Word on the Hill: Weekend for Moms
[jwp-video n=”1″] Capitol Police officers honored The annual memorial service honoring the four Capitol Police officers who have died in the line of duty is at 9 a.m. today.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate Clears $1 Trillion Omnibus for President’s Signature
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Policy · 115th Congress
House Passes $1 Trillion Spending Bill
[Omnibus Agreement Details $1 Trillion in FY 2017 Spending] The bill sends $593 billion to defense and an additional $1.5 billion for border security but does not fund President Donald Trump’s
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Word on the Hill: Capitol Artwork Wrapped
Nationwide, roughly 1 in 5 adults have a mental health condition, but less than half receive treatment.
Politics · 115th Congress
With End in Sight for Omnibus, Dissonance Takes Over
comments in the morning that the omnibus was a win for conservatives, even as that flank of the party was signaling its displeasure with the catch-all wrap-up bill for the fiscal year that started on Oct. 1.
Politics · 115th Congress
House Schedules Vote on Health Care Bill
He estimated the vote on the bill (HR 1628) will take place around 12:30 or 1 p.m. Thursday. The announcement puts the spotlight on Speaker Paul D.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Wants September Shutdown to Kill Legislative Filibuster
Trump made the stunning call a day after his White House and congressional GOP leaders struggled to counter Democratic claims of victory over a $1 trillion fiscal 2017 spending measure that is expected
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: Defensive White House Insists ‘We Are Competent’
He was describing the message sent to the American people by a $1 trillion spending pact President Donald Trump and his team say they worked out with congressional Republicans and Democrats.
Halftime for Special Election Bragging Rights
The top GOP vote-getter, former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel, raked in more than $1 million in the first week after she became Ossoff’s opponent — and $750,000 more with Trump at her side
Politics · 115th Congress
After Dems Celebrate, Mulvaney Calls Spending Bill a Win for Trump
Eager to counter Democratic leaders’ declarations of victory after securing a $1 trillion compromise on 2017 spending with Republicans, the White House deployed its budget director to declare the measure