Prosecutors say Santos participating in plea negotiations
The New York Republican was kicked out of office in a 311-114 vote on Dec. 1, making him only the sixth House member in history to be booted from the chamber.
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Jackson Lee files to run again after losing race for Houston mayor
Edwards had raised more than $1 million and had $829,000 in her campaign account on Sept. 30, while Jackson Lee had $213,000, according to disclosures to the Federal Election Commission.
Johnson sets up formal impeachment vote McCarthy never sought
an impeachment inquiry based upon the investigation that’s been brought forward by the Oversight Committee, the Judiciary Committee, and the Ways and Means Committee," he said, referring to the Dec. 1
House GOP cites new Hunter Biden charges in impeachment push
Prosecutors allege a Hunter Biden scheme to avoid paying more than $1 million in income taxes from 2016 through 2019.
High-speed routes biggest winners in latest rail funding round
The Trump administration announced in 2019 it was terminating a federal agreement to provide nearly $1 billion after the California High-Speed Rail Authority "failed to make reasonable progress on the
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.
A tale of House Republicans: The best and worst of times
This also was the case among independents (69 percent to 21 percent), who view spending as the problem by more than 3 to 1.
War supplemental stymied in Senate over border holdup
Democrats added $4 billion in extra military aid to Ukraine to last into next November, and $1 billion in funding to shore up security at U.S. nonprofits and religious institutions facing renewed threats
Trump initially sidesteps ‘dictator’ question before adoring Iowa crowd
"He is the No. 1 who’s cognitively … not good. … Twenty-five years ago, he was never one of the brightest light bulbs."
How Democrats of faith see devout Speaker Mike Johnson
During a floor speech this year in support of abortion rights, Scholten quoted Jeremiah 1:5, "I knew you before I formed you, and I placed you in your mother’s womb," emphasizing that it says "mother’s
Campus antisemitism hearing includes attacks on diversity, liberals
Several Republicans cited a Harvard Crimson survey that found just 1 percent of the faculty of Arts and Sciences identify as conservative, which they say suggests the university is a bastion of liberalism
Santos, expelled from the House, keeps on posting
Traficant, D-Ohio, was expelled on July 22, 2002, on a 420-1 vote.
Photos of the week ending December 1, 2023
The November full moon, also known as the Beaver Moon, rises over the Capitol dome on Monday.
‘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
Drama ahead of third Santos expulsion vote
Nick LaLota, R-N.Y., who was a cosponsor on the second expulsion resolution that fell short 179-213 on Nov. 1, said after Wednesday’s conference meeting that he anticipates around 150 of his Republican
Roy urges Johnson to reject appropriations ‘side deals’
both sides The debt limit law included a mechanism intended to impose pain felt on both sides of the aisle if by next spring Congress is still passing temporary CRs for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1,
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
Backstop in debt limit law flips script on spending endgame
If all appropriations bills are not enacted by Jan. 1, the law’s statutory caps would reset to fiscal 2023 levels minus 1 percent.
Appeals court rules private groups can’t file lawsuits over key Voting Rights Act section
In a 2-1 ruling, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit upheld a district court opinion that threw out a legal challenge to a redistricting map for Arkansas’ state house.