Biden administration cancels leases in Alaska wildlife refuge
The 2021 lease sale generated only $14.4 million, considerably less than the $1 billion figure Republican supporters, including Sen.
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Why GOP candidates should go positive at next 2024 debate
But, an average of several polls compiled by RealClearPolitics has Biden leading Trump by 1 percentage point, so there is an opening for the rest of the field to effectively define how they would be more
Medicare pandemic advances deepen debt for some hospitals
Greenwood is also waiting to hear back on an application for critical access status — a designation that applies to Ozarks — which would grant the hospital a 1 percent bonus on Medicare claims.
Heard On The Hill · 118th Congress
Capitol Lens | Jimmy Buffett and his flip-flops
He died on Sept. 1.
Bill Richardson, a public life in photos, 1947-2023
|When Bill Richardson died on Sept. 1, he left behind a legacy in public life that stretched from his time as a staffer on Capitol Hill for Rep.
HHS lists first 10 drugs subject to Medicare price negotiation
New prices take effect Jan. 1, 2026.
Treasury, IRS roll out long-delayed crypto tax reporting rules
In an Aug. 1 letter to Treasury Secretary Janet L.
‘Really dangerous territory’: Trump offers a telling clue about second term plans
He proposed a three-word energy policy — "drill baby, drill" — during a June 1 CNN town hall, promising to try opening more of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas extraction.
McConnell concedes farm bill will be late; Stabenow eyes year-end
On Jan. 1, 2024, some farm policy would revert to controls on production and costly price supports adopted in the 1940s.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Prime time fault lines?
Leahy started the year with more than $1 million in his account, but after making a series of $4,000 contributions in June to Democratic senators and Senate candidates — wonder if the check to “Elissa
DeSantis touts Iowa ‘kingmaker’ whose picks weren’t nominated
That includes Trump’s 23-point lead in the NBC News/Des Moines Register poll completed Aug. 17 and a 24-point lead in a New York Times/Siena survey completed Aug. 1.
Senate mulls going first on stopgap, supplemental funds package
After Labor Day, lawmakers will have just a few weeks to avert a partial government shutdown when current appropriations lapse on Oct. 1.
Biden administration to defend migration parole program at trial
But in June, the high court ruled 8-1 to reverse Tipton’s ruling, finding that Texas and Louisiana did not have the legal right to bring the lawsuit, known as standing.
Jockeying for Rep. Stewart’s Appropriations seat in full swing
But losing a leadership ally won’t be helpful on stopgap funding legislation needed to avert a partial government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
Hispanic Republicans vie to oust Democrats in diverse districts
Biden won the district, which is centered in Allentown and Bethlehem, by less than 1 percentage point. "I may not be what your typical Republican looks like," Montero said.
Families, states chart path forward on paid caregiving
A spokesperson for the Ohio Department of Medicaid said the state aims to have the new program begin Jan. 1.
McCarthy eyes a short-term funding bill to head off a shutdown
The speaker’s announcement, which came as little surprise, served as an acknowledgment that the clock had run out for completing appropriations on time for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.
Some members of Congress using donor money to repay themselves
Johnson paid himself $400,000 in May even though he did not lend his campaign any money last cycle, when he won his third term by just 1 percentage point.
DeSantis says he sold all stocks; House disclosures show otherwise
It’s unclear if DeSantis — who reported more than $1 million in savings and checking accounts in his latest gubernatorial disclosure — simply forgot about the stocks or if he misspoke.
No sign of ‘debt limit 2.0’ talks as shutdown looms
The 2013 shutdown, stemming from GOP reluctance to fund the rollout of Obama’s health care law began Oct. 1 and lasted until the need to raise the debt limit broke the stalemate.