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Congress · 117th Congress

Democrats unveil blueprint for $3.5T budget reconciliation bill

and Senate panels to write legislation to increase the deficit by up to nearly $1.75 trillion while instructing the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees to reduce the deficit by at least $1

Policy · 117th Congress

Budget reconciliation instructions likely to assume deficits

The net effect could be somewhere in the ballpark of $500 billion to $1 trillion in paper deficits, which would mean a still-hefty $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion worth of necessary offsets for the

Congress · 117th Congress

Senate infrastructure week arrives as House August recess begins

Mitt Romney, R-Utah, a member of the bipartisan group behind the “hard” infrastructure bill that would provide nearly $1 trillion over five years, including $550 billion in new spending, countered critics

Congress · 117th Congress

Deal reached on $2.1B Capitol security supplemental

Shelby released an 11-page bill totaling $632.9 million the same day, before later agreeing to include some funding for Afghan relocations in a subsequent counteroffer that topped $1 billion.

White House · 117th Congress

Yellen urges lawmakers to act on debt limit in September

Yellen wrote that Treasury will begin taking extraordinary measures on Aug. 1, starting with suspending sales of special state and local government securities, to remain technically within the borrowing

Congress · 117th Congress

Senate committee proposes big Pentagon funding boost

It does not appear the panel added money for procurement of unrequested F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, after House appropriators proposed adding nearly $1 billion worth in their spending bill.

Opinion · 117th Congress

Election Day 2022 will be Independents’ Day

In 2020, that margin was reduced to a 1-point advantage. Second, in terms of ideology, self-defined conservatives outnumbered liberals by 9 points in 2016.