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Congress · 117th Congress

If control of the House is close, Jan. 3 could be chaos

imagine a clearer case of ‘textually demonstrable constitutional commitment’ of an issue to another branch of government to the exclusion of the courts than the language of Article I, section 5, clause 1

Policy · 117th Congress

Biden ponders marijuana moves as states forge ahead

Corrected 1:37 p.m. | Five states will vote next week on whether to join the 21 states and territories that have legalized recreational marijuana for adults.

Campaigns · 117th Congress

A week out, here are 2022’s most vulnerable House and Senate members

His opponent, Democrat Mike Franken, raised more than $1 million from Oct. 1 to 19, while Grassley took in $490,000. However, the incumbent had more cash on Oct. 19.

Campaigns · 117th Congress

At the Races: Keys to the Senate

Another outside group, the Committee to Defeat the President, said it would spend $1 million to support GOP Rep. Ted Budd in North Carolina’s open Senate race.

Campaigns · 117th Congress

Senate, House seats up for grabs as Nevada starts early voting

While Biden barely carried the district by 0.2 points and Lee won by just over 1 point in 2020, redistricting added Democratic voters — largely from what had been Titus’ deep blue 1st District.

Policy · 117th Congress

Deficit cut in half last year, but more red ink lurks

For the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, the White House in August projected a deficit in the $1.3 trillion to $1.4 trillion range, depending on what policies are enacted.

Policy · 117th Congress

As hepatitis C proliferates, states lift barriers to treatment

Alabama removes requirement Alabama removed its sobriety requirement to qualify for the antiviral drugs as of Oct. 1, four months after advocates issued a complaint to the Justice Department’s civil

Campaigns · 117th Congress

Congressional fundraising climate favors Democrats

Outside political spending already topped more than $1 billion through early October, according to a tabulation by the watchdog group OpenSecrets.

Campaigns · 117th Congress

In partisan year, some Democrats stress work with Trump, GOP

(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo) That’s been the approach taken by Axne, who won a second term in 2020 by just 1 percentage point and is in a reelection race that’s rated a toss-up.

Campaigns · 117th Congress

At the Races: Spoiler alert

$1 billion and counting: Super PACs and other outside groups spent $1 billion on the midterm elections through Oct. 4 and are on pace for the costliest nonpresidential cycle to date, according to

Congress · 117th Congress

Senate NDAA debate could have something for everyone

Another section, also found in the House version, would make Portuguese citizens eligible for E-1 and E-2 treaty visas, which allow foreign citizens from nations engaged in trade and commerce with the

Opinion · 117th Congress

The powerful legacy of the Jan. 6 committee

Another Gallup survey found that Americans, by more than a 2-to-1 margin, believed that the Watergate committee was motivated by a desire to “get at facts” rather than to “discredit” Nixon.