Amid Trump 24/7, Biden focuses on business as usual
Biden himself was at a Minnesota plant run by engine manufacturer Cummins on Monday, as the company announced more than $1 billion would be committed to expansion in several states.
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Republicans’ fixation on trans issues could backfire, pollsters say
But they won’t ban assault weapons or even pass legislation to require universal background checks, when gun violence is the #1 killer of children."
Environmental group ads target GOP supporters of energy bill
Republicans reserved the title of HR 1, an honor parties hold for bills they want to draw significant public attention, for the legislation.
Health research focus could give NIH competition for funding
The White House has proposed relatively flat funding for the NIH and is seeking a $1 billion increase for the NIH’s newer, flashier cousin, ARPA-H.
House passes GOP energy bill
Democrats responded that a dearth of federal workers to process permits is behind sluggish approval for infrastructure projects, adding that $1 billion from the 2022 climate law was set aside to hire workers
Ripples from Wisconsin Supreme Court battle could reach the Hill
He’s also invoked his reelection four months ago — a race he won by nearly 27,000 votes, or 1 percentage point — as part of his message to rally supporters.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Traveling salesman
Nathan’s notes Like Connor Roy being worried about his 1 percent standing in the polls being squeezed, the danger to presidential candidates at this point is becoming irrelevant, Nathan L.
House Republicans paint DC as hellish in move to strike another city bill
In a quarrelsome House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing titled "Overdue Oversight of the Capital City: Part 1," Republicans such as Georgia Rep.
Flat funding for Title X causes scramble for clinics
Massachusetts, Action for Boston Community Development President and CEO Sharon Scott-Chandler said her organization was working to secure bridge funding from the state that would have kicked in July 1
Lawmakers: Expand federal aid for hungry troops
The legislative moves come as Pentagon figures show some 286,800 personnel in the active-duty force, or nearly 1 in 4 military servicemembers, experience "low food security."
Pentagon comes out against law requiring military wish lists
In a few years, annual U.S. defense spending is expected to hit $1 trillion, though that remains a smaller percentage of the nation’s wealth than was the case, for example, during the Reagan-era buildup
Thoughts and prayers not enough, Senate chaplain says after Nashville shooting
"As our lawmakers have become jurors, remind them of your admonition in 1 Corinthians 10:31 — that whatever they do should be done for your glory.
Fed’s Barr: SVB ignored ‘bread and butter’ banking issues
His report is due out by May 1.Â
McCarthy to Biden on debt limit: ‘You are on the clock’
A proposal to set fiscal 2024 discretionary spending at the fiscal 2022 level of roughly $1.5 trillion and limit annual increases to 1 percent growth over the rest of the decade would generate nearly $3
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: TikTok takeover
Five other Republicans had presidential support scores of 1 percent: Reps.
Chicken-or-egg game is on as Congress barrels toward debt limit
He said the House budget was likely to hold discretionary spending to a 1 percent annual increase over 10 years, which he said would produce about $2.7 trillion in deficit reduction.
House Republican leaders work to fuse support for energy package
That’s how Republicans view HR 1 in a nutshell.
McCarthy says Iraq AUMFs will first go to House committee
It was rejected in a 1-20 vote.
As budget cuts loom, group warns of effects on House staff pay
Individual MRA authorizations were cut significantly between 2010 and 2013 and were either flat-funded or received 1 percent boosts between 2013 and 2017, according to the Congressional Research Service
Balanced budget takes back seat to paring spending to ’22 levels at GOP retreat
The Freedom Caucus plan would cap spending at fiscal 2022 levels over the next 10 years while allowing for 1 percent annual growth.