Senate begins long night of budget votes
The sector, which accounts directly or indirectly for about 1 in 4 U.S. jobs, needs the certainty that will come from making the 2017 provisions permanent, the NRF letter says.
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Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas enters Senate race in New Hampshire
It highlighted an internal survey taken last month that found Republicans holding a 1-point advantage over Democrats on the generic ballot and having stronger enthusiasm for GOP candidates than Democrats
Questions linger on future of Smithsonian museums on women, Latinos
"Right now our No. 1 priority is the women’s museum," De La Cruz said. That doesn’t mean the Latino museum isn’t a priority, they insist.
Supreme Court backs FDA in flavored e-cigarette denials
FDA decisions have kept more than 1 million candy, fruit and other flavored e-cigarette products off the market nationwide.
Four Republicans help Democrats pass measure to end Canadian tariffs
Collins said that less than 1 percent of fentanyl was trafficked through Canada in fiscal 2024. U.S.
In front of Supreme Court, a reckoning for Planned Parenthood
political momentum will be emphasizing the importance of Medicaid and what services and populations it covers, Timmaraju said, noting that the focus on how to save Medicaid at large will be "project No. 1"
‘Liberation Day’: Triumphant Trump rolls dice on tariffs despite warnings, risks
"In Article 1 in the Constitution, really, tariffs should be a congressionally initiated action. So, really, this should come from Congress," Nebraska Rep.
Senate Republicans get ready to roll on revised budget
They would need to find only $5 billion in savings over 10 years to meet the minimum requirement set in the budget — $1 billion each in five committees: Agriculture, Banking, Energy and Natural Resources
Republicans win Florida special elections, helping pad House margin
Campaign filings show that Weil’s campaign raked in contributions totaling more than $9 million through March 12, outraising Fine by roughly 10 to 1.
Elections in Wisconsin and Florida pose first major test for GOP in 2025
Campaign filings show that Weil’s campaign raked in contributions totaling more than $9 million through March 12, outraising Fine by roughly 10 to 1.
US asks Supreme Court to allow Trump action on Venezuelan gang
The Supreme Court filing comes after a 2-1 decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit refusing to lift the temporary restraining order.
Budget timeline moves up in Senate as GOP preps flexible targets
On the other hand, Senate committees would receive much lower targets to preserve maximum flexibility, similar to that chamber’s adopted budget in which some panels would have to secure as little as $1
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Spring fever
Mariannette Miller-Meeks, an ophthalmologist who earned degrees from three schools in the final 16 teams on the women’s side: the University of Southern California and the University of Texas (both No. 1
Appeals court keeps temporary hold on Trump deportation move
In a 2-1 order, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit found no compelling reason to lift a temporary restraining order from Judge James E. Boasberg of the U.S.
Supreme Court sounds skeptical of ending FCC program
Kavanaugh pointed out that under McCotter’s argument, Congress could set a limit of $1 trillion or some other arbitrary amount and avoid a constitutional problem.
Greene calls for ‘complete and total’ defunding of NPR, PBS
While NPR itself gets about 1 percent of its annual operating budget directly from the federal government, that figure is around 10 percent for individual member stations.
Measles outbreak sends warning for future of infectious disease
One-year-old River Jacobs is held by his mother, Caitlin Fuller, while he receives an MMR vaccine March 1, 2025 in Lubbock, Texas.
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.
Editor’s Note: The 119th Congress in numbers, mid-March edition
Former presidents who lay in state in the Capitol 1 (Jimmy Carter) Joint addresses to Congress 1 (President Donald Trump, on March 4) Resignations 3 (Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla.; Sens.
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: House by the numbers
And then there are a pair of Florida special elections scheduled for April 1 to fill the seat that Republican Mike Waltz vacated to become President Donald Trump’s national security adviser and the