Cruz ‘sandbox’ plan for AI draws support, detractors
An amended proposal by Cruz was removed this summer from the reconciliation bill on a 99-1 Senate vote. The industry lobbyist said advocates are looking at "all available options."
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What do Congress and ‘Survivor’ have in common? Ask Alex Moore
one of 18 contestants — including a rocket scientist, a former reporter, a corrections officer and a Hollywood movie producer — who arrived on a remote Fijian island this past April to compete for a $1
Permanent health tax credit extension would insure 3.8 million: CBO
If a permanent extension were enacted after the start of open enrollment on Nov. 1, CBO predicts premiums for 2026 won’t be adjusted downward at all.
Ted Cruz looks to advance Trump AI strategy with new framework
But the provision was unpopular on both sides of the aisle and senators voted to remove it during floor consideration, 99-1.
In blue-collar Ohio seat, Rep. Emilia Sykes braces for a rematch and redistricting
In addition to potentially more favorable district lines, Republicans say Coughlin will have more resources this cycle to compete with Sykes: In 2024, her campaign outspent his by a 4-to-1 margin.Â
The 10 most evenly divided districts in the country
Vicente Gonzalez, might be included with a D+1 Baseline. If voters pass the Democratic-drawn map in California, the Democratic-held 13th and 45th will drop off while GOP Rep.
Introduce the Daniel Tiger Act, keep your seat
It’s the same Fred Rogers who spoke at a congressional hearing about the importance of children’s television on May 1, 1969 (which recently went viral for the hundredth time for obvious reasons).Â
Adelita Grijalva wins Democratic primary for late father’s seat in Arizona
Malvido Jr., who called for a higher minimum wage and universal health coverage, and retired businessman Patrick Harris Sr., who proposed a $1 billion cap on individual wealth through establishing a "greed
With ‘big’ bill in rearview, Trump doesn’t have a new to-do list for Congress
A July 9 deadline on Sunday became an Aug. 1 target — it was earlier set for April 9.Â
Trump slams Putin, touts self-made tariff deals and muses on gold leaf
foreign governments letters informing them of the rates they would pay to export goods into the United States — that is unless they strike a deal on a revised trade arrangement with Washington before Aug. 1.
Houston, we still have a problem: Shuttle move blocked by ‘Byrd rule’
Included in the Senate package is $1 billion for NASA infrastructure improvements at several "manned spaceflight centers" — incidentally all in GOP-leaning states, a fact not lost on panel Democrats who
Trump orders strikes on Iran nuclear targets, including key facility
"Our objective was the destruction of Iran’s nuclear enrichment capacity and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the world’s No. 1 state sponsor of terror," Trump said in a White House address, flanked
Senate’s spectrum proposal raises aviation safety question
the aviation sector and wireless providers to ensure that radio signals from newly activated wireless telecommunications systems coexist safely with flight operations in the U.S. until at least Jan. 1,
CBO: GOP budget bill would take from the poor, give to the rich
Households in the middle of the income distribution would see their resources increase as well, but not by as much — $500 to $1000, or less than 1 percent annually, the analysis said. Rep. Brendan F.
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."
Underdog Dems look to snap congressional baseball drought
The team has been working out every day that Congress has been in session since March 1. "I’ve coached these guys to just do the basics, and they’re really good at the basics," said Williams.
With high-speed rail stuck in the station, Brightline still moving
The first Trump administration in 2019 terminated a federal agreement to provide nearly $1 billion after the authority "failed to make reasonable progress on the project," the administration said in a
GOP budget vote goes down to the wire amid conservative pushback
Nine hours after the 1 a.m. start of the meeting, the various committee chairs and ranking members with jurisdiction over the reconciliation bill were still testifying.
For Catholics in Congress, pope selection sparks giddiness
As he begins to lead the over 1 billion Catholics in their faith, Kelly and I will be praying for his good health and success," wrote Rep. Dave Joyce, R-Ohio. For Democratic Chicago Rep.
US, Europe diverge on infectious disease messaging
The ECDC reported 28,791 cases of measles between March 1, 2024, and Feb. 28, 2025.