Appeals court extends hold on Texas deportation law
In a 2-1 decision, a panel of the U.S.
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Kuster will not seek reelection in New Hampshire
After deciding to run again in 2012, Kuster raised $1 million more than Bass and narrowly defeated him in a rematch.
Race to House majority runs through the 10 Toss-ups
She won by less than 1 point in 2022 while Republicans largely stayed away from the general election after Republican Joe Kent kept GOP Rep.
Imperfect recall: How a city council fight is roiling Congress
While a similar effort has popped up in Ward 1, they reject the notion that removing any one person, whether Allen or Brianne Nadeau, will result in meaningful change.
Senate sends spending package to Biden, wrapping up fiscal 2024
He went after projects like $1 million for Martha’s Vineyard hospital — "in one of the richest ZIP codes in the United States," Paul said — and $2 million for a kelp and shellfish nursery at the University
House passes sweeping fiscal 2024 spending package
One project Aderholt opposed is a $1 million earmark that Senate Majority Leader Charles E.
Final spending package unveiled, countdown to recess begins
$1.2 trillion, six-bill appropriations package early Thursday morning, less than 48 hours ahead of a Friday night deadline for this second and final wrapup measure for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1.
Lawmakers hold out hope of Friday night spending finale
Senate Appropriations ranking member Susan Collins, R-Maine, said Thursday that the Senate could start considering amendments around 1 p.m. Friday, following the expected House vote around 11 a.m.
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At the Races: Fiscal fun
Passage of the package by this weekend would close the legislative door on the current fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, but battles are already brewing on the next one.
Appeals court puts Texas state immigration law back on hold
In a 2-1 decision, a panel of judges at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit paused enforcement of Texas immigrant removal law, S.B. 4, while the Biden administration’s challenge plays out.
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.
Memo: State legislative elections will determine abortion policy
The special election candidates would only serve until Jan. 1, 2025.
Scramble to finish spending bill text is on as details start trickling out
The difference is based on a semantic dispute over which "baseline" to use: While the bill would boost Pentagon climate-related funding by $1 billion over the current year, it will contain less than Biden
Nine takeaways from California, Illinois and Ohio elections
Taylor, staffing company owner Larry Kidd and former Marine drill instructor and retail franchisor Tim O’Hara each put in more than $1 million of their own money and ran as conservatives who support Trump
Biden team eyes expanding map to Texas, Florida despite Trump leads
Trump leads Biden in all seven expected swing states under RealClearPolitics’ average of recent polling — though Trump’s lead in Pennsylvania is under 1 percentage point, with a narrow 46.2 percent to
Nasty GOP race for Ohio Senate nomination nears the end
day after The Associated Press reported that an email address of Moreno, who has embraced anti-LGBTQ positions, was used to create an account on a website for casual sexual encounters seeking "men for 1-
Eight House races to watch in Tuesday’s primaries
Bost’s campaign spent nearly $1.4 million from Jan. 1 to Feb. 28 as he seeks a sixth term. Running against him for the nomination is former state Sen.
Editor’s Note: Amid Congress’ dysfunction, some significant votes
Senators snapped out of their torpor to confirm Hankins, 89-1. Too little, too late? Perhaps. But in a situation like this, the least that can be done is to have our own representative there.
‘We demand a cease-fire’: Takeaways from Biden’s Rust Belt campaign swing
registered voters released Thursday gave Trump a 48 percent to 45 percent lead over Biden in a one-on-one race, with 8 percent saying they were either undecided (3 percent), would vote for someone else (1
DHS headed for yearlong stopgap as appropriations finale comes into focus
On the regular fiscal 2024 DHS spending bill, House and Senate negotiators were forced to compromise at a single funding topline that necessitated a cut of around $1 billion from the House’s higher spending