Stopgap funding negotiations heat up after Johnson plan defeat
Lawmakers now have little more than a week to draft and pass a continuing resolution before the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1.
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Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Making an Empire statement
A New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena College poll had Harris up by 4 points and a Franklin & Marshall poll had Harris up by 3 points, The Washington Post had her ahead by 1, Marist had a tie and
White House says Congress has to act on ‘de minimis’ tariffs
The use of the exemption has dramatically increased over the last 10 years, from 140 million shipments a year to more than 1 billion, according to the Biden administration.Â
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Recapping the season
Brandon Williams, who was No. 1 on our most vulnerable list, 50 percent to 43 percent.
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.
Endangered incumbents tout earmarking prowess on campaign trail
David Schweikert, R-Ariz., whose race is rated Tilt Republican and who barely eked out a 2022 win, by less than 1 percentage point. Veteran appropriators Among Democrats in close House races, Rep.Â
Takeaways from fiery Trump-Harris debate with contrasting visions on full display
But after she snatched a narrow lead in some national polls, a New York Times-Siena College survey conducted Sept. 3-6 and released Sunday put Trump up 1 percentage point.
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.
‘Determined to blow an election’: Things to watch at Trump-Harris debate
The vice president had narrow leads nationally in a list of polls released in the past few weeks, but her campaign got a surprise Sunday when a New York Times-Siena College survey put Trump up 1 percentage
Six-month stopgap funds bill with voting rider unveiled in House
Without an extension, that authority would lapse on Oct. 1.Â
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Number crunch
In Arizona, Trump was ahead 49 percent to 44 percent, with Harris leading in Nevada by just 1 percentage point. That compares with Senate race polling showing Rep.
Elizabeth Warren draws crypto-backed GOP challenger
Deaton raised the most of any GOP candidate in the race — $1.8 million, which includes a $1 million personal loan.
Takeaways from first Harris interview, Trump’s vow to ‘produce babies’
But Harris was unable to tell CNN correspondent Dana Bash what she would do on Day 1 in the White House, if elected.
Fact-checking Day 4 of the Democratic National Convention
Supreme Court ruled on July 1 that a president should enjoy a "presumption of immunity" when carrying out "official acts."
Fact-checking Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention
Before then, the top 1 percent would receive a smaller share of the tax law’s benefits, the TPC said.
Supreme Court allows Arizona to enforce part of voting law
But another group of 9th Circuit judges voted 2-1 last month to keep it on hold while the RNC appeal played out.
Peltola finishes well ahead of rivals in Alaska primary
The three candidates easily claimed the top three spots in Tuesday’s primary, with nine others each with less than 1 percent of the vote vying for last November ballot position in the nonpartisan primary
Fact-checking Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention
In 2018, numerous Democrats repeated the talking point that 83 percent of the tax cuts in the TCJA went to the wealthiest 1 percent.
As GOP attacks, Democrats urge Walz to lean into military record
Walz’s wife, Gwen, appeared at the meeting as well and said her daughter Hope was 2-1/2 years old when her husband was deployed to Europe to support the war in Afghanistan.
The economic case Trump needs to makeÂ
The truth is Biden will become the first president to have had deficits of over $1 trillion dollars in every one of his four years in office.