House GOP leaders forge ahead with debt limit vote
The amendment would move up implementation of expanded work requirements for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families beneficiaries by a year, to Oct. 1, 2024.
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Trillion-dollar deficits: Biden’s new normal
However, given the direction of current spending, the CBO baseline projects the annual deficit will be over $1 trillion dollars through 2029, and then it goes over $2 trillion dollars for the years spanning
Scope of COVID-19 funding cuts emerges as debt limit flashpoint
Perez is a freshman who flipped a GOP-held seat last November, winning the heavily contested race by less than 1 percentage point in a district former President Donald Trump carried by about 4 points two
What McCarthy, GOP should fear about the never-ending abortion controversies
On a 1-10 scale, 43 percent said the issue was a 10 (the highest rating) and another 18 percent said it was an eight or nine.
Energy tax credits a big test for GOP vote counters on debt bill
Illinois was No. 1 in soybeans and No. 2 in corn.
Biden threatens veto on measure to restore solar tariffs
The clock is ticking as Commerce is expected to make a final determination on May 1 on whether the Chinese firms were illegally circumventing U.S. tariffs.
Biden district Republicans hold their fire on debt ceiling bill
"You’re talking about Manchin’s spending proposal, pre-pandemic spending levels, and then capping it at 1 percent over the next 10 years," he said, referring to centrist Sen. Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va.
Republicans urge tweaks to House debt limit bill ahead of vote
the measure’s fiscal restraints would reset discretionary spending for the upcoming budget year to levels appropriated for fiscal 2022, and then impose caps for an additional nine years allowing for 1
Which senators still undecided about 2024 runs will matter most?
He raised just $15,000 in the first three months of the year and had just shy of $1 million in his campaign account.
Debt limit bill in hand, McCarthy eyes vote next week
The measure would also cap spending for the remainder of the decade, allowing for 1 percent annual growth; appropriations wouldn’t return to the $1.6 trillion fiscal 2023 enacted level for a decade under
Democrat Cartwright advises GOP to tame the ‘crazies’
UNITED STATES - MARCH 1: Rep. Matt Cartwright, D-Pa., is interviewed by CQ Roll Call in his Rayburn Building office on Wednesday, March 1, 2023. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
House Republicans’ NYC violent crime hearing was a political farce
What was the No. 1 issue? It was crime." But committee Republicans ran into two problems with the over-hyped production, both of which could have been anticipated before they left Washington.
Sentencing policy sparks clash over future criminal justice bills
"Research instead suggests that those who received those sentence reductions had an astonishingly tiny recidivism rate of one-seventh of 1 percent."
Climate credits, IRS funds snarl GOP debt limit talks
The plan includes capping fiscal 2024 discretionary spending at fiscal 2022 levels and limiting annual growth to 1 percent for the remainder of the decade; canceling President Joe Biden’s student loan
From highs to lows, FEC reports offer an early 2024 temperature
Two other Republicans, California’s Ken Calvert and Arizona freshman Juan Ciscomani, also raised more than $1 million during the quarter, with no loans.
McCarthy blasts Biden, Democrats over debt limit
wish the current, extreme Joe Biden would listen to the former Joe Biden too." ’Stop the partisan ways’ McCarthy said he’s not heard from the White House on the debt limit since he and Biden met on Feb. 1.
Centrist Maine Democrat floats compromise debt limit plan
The race was close, with Golden winning by just over 1 percentage point.
US announces charges, sanctions in fight to stem fentanyl trafficking
And the State Department also announced 27 reward offers, ranging from up to $1 million to up to $10 million, for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of certain targets.
Congress will miss its budget deadline. That’s not unusual.
Noting that the average time needed beyond the April 15 deadline to adopt a budget was 36 days, the panel also opted for a modest two-week postponement of the deadline, to May 1.
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At the Races: New skirmish, same war
Kirsten Engel, a Democrat who lost by 1 point to GOP Rep. Juan Ciscomani in an Arizona district that backed Biden by 0.1 points, is also trying again.