Interior-Environment spending bill passes House in late-night surprise
The relatively tiny Council on Environmental Quality would see its funding cut by nearly 80 percent, down to just $1 million.
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Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: High-profile races aside, women candidates decline
Recount scheduled: The recount in Virginia’s 5th District Republican primary will take place on Aug. 1. Rep. Bob Good, who requested the recount, trails his challenger, state Sen.
House lawmakers to start summer break Thursday morning
The outlook is similarly grim come September, the focus will shift to passing a stopgap funding measure to avoid a partial government shutdown when the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: New guy on the ticket
Sánchez, who chairs the Congressional Hispanic Caucus BOLD PAC, criticized an outside group that spent more than $1 million against Raquel Terán, a former state senator running for the Democratic nomination
Financial Services spending bill a big test for slim GOP margin
Republicans have offered dozens of amendments, including some that would cut the salaries of top officials to $1, such as those of Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler, Consumer Financial
Five races to watch Tuesday in Georgia, Oklahoma and Virginia
Suhas Subramanyam and former defense official Krystle Kaul all raised more than $1 million as of May 29, and former House of Delegates Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn raised $972,000.
Republicans look to reverse rule based on gun law they backed
That measure passed the House on a 424-1 House vote and passed the Senate by unanimous consent last September.
As House readies a vote on Israeli arms, Democrats whip members in opposition
The veto threat came around the same time The Wall Street Journal reported that the administration earlier in the day told lawmakers it was proceeding with a $1 billion arms package for Israel that would
Voters got first true 2024 week with Trump on trial, Biden on the trail
A RealClearPolitics average of recent polls in seven battleground states gave Trump a lead of less than 1 point in those states — but the 45th president’s biggest lead was 4.5 percentage points in Arizona
Rep. Tom Cole seeks to limit earmark-driven political headaches
A self-proclaimed "defense hawk," Cole said he believes military spending should increase more than the 1 percent allowed under last year’s debt limit law.
Cole: No time to waste electing new House Appropriations chair
But he said appropriators expected the level to be around the spending caps set in last year’s fiscal debt limit law, which allow for roughly 1 percent growth in fiscal 2025.
Schumer plans quick move to scaled-back war funding package
After a 1 p.m.
DHS funding, tied up in border talks, stalls appropriations deal
The current stopgap spending law sets a two-tiered deadline for the twelve annual appropriations bills, with a March 1 deadline for four of the bills and March 8 for the remaining eight.
Border, supplemental aid deal looks likely to slip to January
On Friday, the Pentagon told lawmakers the last $1 billion in security assistance would be delivered at the end of the year.
Top Senate appropriators detail full-year stopgap impacts
The exact level of defense spending in a full-year CR remains unclear; it could be flat-funded or subject to a 1 percent haircut, depending on the White House budget office’s eventual interpretation.
Framework appropriations deal elusive as session winds down
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., speaks during a news conference on abortion rights in the Capitol on Nov. 1.
‘Shrugged off and ignored’: Lawmakers disagree on how to ease pain of election churn
Edwards also advocated a change in how casework is transferred but opposed creating a district transition aide position, which could cost anywhere between $500,000 and $1 million, according to a Democratic
Stopgap spending bill raises sequester specter at Pentagon
of the 12 fiscal 2024 appropriations bills is not enacted by Jan. 1.Â
GOP opposition to Jordan grows on third speaker ballot
But next steps weren’t clear after Friday morning’s vote, and the GOP conference was set to meet again at 1 p.m. to discuss options. ’30 percent chance’ Jordan received 199 votes on Wednesday, or 18 short
Rep. Austin Scott to run for speaker
Scott was making his case to fellow House Republicans during a candidate forum that began at 1 p.m. on Friday, hours after Republicans rejected proposed rule changes for how to elect a speaker nominee.