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Voters are smarter than Biden thinks

Our latest "Winning the Issues" survey (conducted March 1-3) confirms an electorate that is simply not buying the president’s narrative that his policies are working to lower inflation and spur growth.

House GOP appropriators unveil tighter earmark rules

But the Senate’s new earmark guidelines allow for a continuation of the current 1 percent cap on overall earmarked funds, so the final number for home-state projects — if there’s an eventual fiscal 2024

Campaigns · 118th Congress

At the Races: Train wreck — it’s not just a metaphor

The count: $1 million That’s how much three top executives from failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX donated in the six weeks leading up to the Nov. 8 elections, which came three days before the company

Congress · 118th Congress

Rep. David Cicilline to resign from Congress

Cicilline announced in a press release Tuesday that he would leave Congress effective June 1 to lead the Rhode Island Foundation as its president and CEO.

Congress · 118th Congress

Fetterman hospitalized for treatment of depression

That’s 52.9 million people, or 1 in 5 adults. Former Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy of Rhode Island is the one of the most notable examples of a lawmaker speaking about mental health.

Campaigns · 118th Congress

At the Races: Price hike pols like

Interested in becoming a “Season Pass” holder for some GOP senators, including Roger Wicker of Mississippi, who has a defense industry lunch slated for March 1?

Policy · 118th Congress

As Willow project decision nears, Alaska ponders ties to oil

In its environmental analysis released Feb. 1, Interior recommended narrowing the project from five drilling sites to three, though the department said it has “substantial concerns” about Willow

Congress · 118th Congress

CBO: Debt limit to hit as soon as July, budget picture worsens

That compares to already slowing growth in 2022, when the economy expanded by an inflation-adjusted 1 percent, down sharply from the previous year coming out of the pandemic-induced downturn.