Bipartisan tax package blocked as senators head for exits
"When all is said and done, this bill would provide at least $3 in corporate tax breaks for every $1 in tax cuts for working families with children," Sanders said.
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Sanders may bring his populist brand to powerful Finance panel
the corporate tax rate to 35 percent and end favorable tax treatment of assets held offshore; increase rates on companies with CEO compensation that tops that of the median worker by more than 50 to 1;
Eight questions for elections in five states on Tuesday
DeSpain outraised Courser, $273,0000 to $27,000, through May 1. But Hoyle raised $1.3 million. Will Salinas get a rematch? Democratic Rep.
Change Healthcare lacked safeguards even as it gave security advice
Andrew Witty, CEO of UnitedHealth Group, testifies during a Senate Finance Committee hearing titled "Hacking America’s Health Care: Assessing the Change Healthcare Cyber Attack and What’s Next" on May 1.
Legal opinion gives Treasury leeway ahead of debt limit fight
At that time, Treasury and Congress were again bumping up against the debt limit, which lawmakers had last suspended in 2019, until Aug. 1, 2021.
With fiscal 2024 funding still in the works, Becerra looks to 2025
He pointed to the fact that nursing home residents made up less than 1 percent of the population, but nearly 20 percent of deaths from COVID-19. "Something’s going on.
Rep. John Sarbanes says he’s staying on the ‘democracy team’
I mean, [Minority Leader Hakeem] Jeffries designated it as the No. 1 Democratic bill in this Congress, which is HR 11. [Majority Leader Charles E.] Schumer on the Senate side made it S 1.
Fiscal commission bills under fire from conservative groups
It cites President Ronald Reagan saying "we never got the $3 in spending cuts" after he agreed to a "bipartisan grand bargain" in 1982 that promised $3 in spending cuts for every $1 in tax increases.
‘Site-neutral’ hospital policy muddles health package progress
Short-term government funding will expire on March 1 and March 8. Both Wyden and Senate Finance ranking member Michael D.
Tax panel leaders clinch deal on child credit, business breaks
The deal would also allow small businesses to deduct up to $1.29 million in expenses, up from $1 million.Â
March stopgap funding bill unveiled ahead of Friday deadline
Congressional leaders released text of the new short-term patch that would continue current spending rates for federal agencies through March 1 and March 8, keeping the same bifurcated deadline structure
Santos, expelled from the House, keeps on posting
Traficant, D-Ohio, was expelled on July 22, 2002, on a 420-1 vote.
Race in open California district could be pivotal to House control
National Republicans, who are expected to invest in the race after Baugh came close in 2022 despite being outspent 9-to-1, said they plan to focus on the same issues that boosted the party in other suburban
Stopgap funds bill leaves plenty of post-Thanksgiving leftovers
In all, the Pentagon has more than $5 billion in authority to continue transferring weapons to Ukraine and around $1 billion to backfill defense equipment that has already been sent abroad.
Ohioans vote to codify abortion rights
Abortion rights supporters celebrate winning the referendum on the so-called Issue 1, a measure to enshrine a right to abortion in Ohio's Constitution, in Columbus, Ohio on Nov. 7, 2023.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Mideast tensions
Cash flow: The NRCC, meanwhile, touted that it raised $1 million in the first week of Johnson’s speakership.
GOP adds social policy riders to House Labor-HHS-Education spending bill
Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., would reduce the salaries of several HHS officials to $1.Â
Democrats rap FEC gridlock that Republicans say is a feature
Both platforms have grown significantly amid the rise of donors giving amounts as little as $1 in response to online solicitations from candidates or PACs.
Entertainers, athletes looped in to Taiwan tax benefits
Cortez Masto narrowly won reelection by less than 1 percentage point in 2022, a victory that was critical to Democrats retaining control of the Senate.
Biden administration cancels leases in Alaska wildlife refuge
The 2021 lease sale generated only $14.4 million, considerably less than the $1 billion figure Republican supporters, including Sen.