House eyes cuts to DC’s autonomy as local budget fix gathers dust
After Congress cut Washington, D.C.’s, budget by over $1 billion in March, Speaker Mike Johnson said he wanted to pass a bill to restore the spending "as quickly as possible."
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National Weather Service, FEMA start hurricane season under a cloud
The season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.
‘Skinny’ White House budget leaves some Senate Republicans hungry for more
President Donald Trump is proposing steep cuts to domestic and foreign aid spending for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1 coupled with hefty increases for defense and border security, with the help of
DHS budget seeks significant boost for immigration approach
The "skinny" version of the White House’s budget blueprint released Friday would provide $107.4 billion for DHS in the fiscal year starting Oct. 1, an increase of $42.3 billion, or 64.9 percent, above
In latest effort to curb DC, House panel advances ICE bill
Left unchanged, that would effectively cut the D.C. budget by more than $1 billion.
Yearly cost of Trump’s border missions could exceed $1 billion
President Donald Trump’s use of thousands of U.S. troops to aid in immigration enforcement is set to cost the Defense Department from $1 billion to $2 billion this year, Pentagon officials recently told
Rep. Sylvester Turner, former Houston mayor, dies two months into House term
Two seats in Florida are currently vacant and favored to be filled by Republicans in April 1 special elections. New York Rep.
DHS signs up local agencies in immigration enforcement push
Ashley Moody, R-Fla., said that "getting people that are known to commit crimes against our citizens out of here as fast as possible, that has to be our No. 1 priority."
Kristi Noem largely glides unnoticed amid other Trump picks
"Which is why I am also calling on Senate Democrats on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee to allow Kristi Noem to get to work on Day 1 as our Secretary of Homeland Security.
Endgame not yet clear as lawmakers await CR
The review window will likely apply to rules starting around Aug. 1, according to the Congressional Research Service.
Trump win opens door to major shift in US immigration policies
According to an October report from the American Immigration Council, deporting 1 million undocumented immigrants a year — a fraction of the total number — would cost more than $88 billion a year, for
Analysis: Digging into FEMA spending claims on the campaign trail
Former President Donald Trump and some of his GOP allies on Capitol Hill have been falsely telling voters in key swing states that the Biden-Harris administration diverted more than $1 billion in disaster
Fact-checking the Vance-Walz debate
The Oct. 1 debate was hosted by CBS News.
Fact-checking the Harris-Trump debate
Fewer than 1 percent were performed at 21 weeks or later. The figures are voluntarily reported and apply to legal abortions in 48 reporting areas in the U.S.
Johnson’s stopgap funds plan appears headed for defeat in House
In other words, it wouldn’t affect the money already set to flow on Oct. 1, which would be subject to the usual "apportionment" rules.
Fact-checking Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention
Trump’s ’Dictator’ Remark Biden claimed that Trump said he wants to be a dictator on "Day 1." The president is referring to comments that Trump made in a December town hall hosted by Fox News.
Homeland Security bill pulled from Senate Appropriations markup
The comparable amount House GOP appropriators included in their version is $64.8 billion, representing a 1 percent boost over current levels.
FactCheck updates how the US has performed under Biden
But compared with the highest level during Trump’s time in office — which was in January 2019 — manufacturing jobs are up only 122,000, or just under 1 percent.
Fact-checking Day 3 of the Republican National Convention
The Doha agreement included a "complete withdrawal of all remaining [Coalition] forces from Afghanistan" by May 1, 2021.
Fact-checking the Biden-Trump debate
The Tax Policy Center noted, "The top 1 percent, with at least roughly $1 million in income, would pay an average of $300,000 more than under current law, dropping their after-tax incomes by 14 percent