White House · 116th Congress
After years of promises, Trump again sounds dire about China trade pact
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Congress · 116th Congress
White House lifts pause on State, USAID spending
[jwp-video n=”1″] The White House still hasn’t ruled out “rescinding” a pot of money within the targeted accounts, which advocates say could be as much as $4 billion.
Congress · 116th Congress
Gun research funding push faces challenge in Senate even after shootings
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Congress · 116th Congress
Senate GOP plans to divert health, education funds to border wall
[jwp-video n=”1″] Congress and the White House reached agreement on a budget deal raising discretionary spending caps for fiscal 2020-21, clearing the way for the Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress · 116th Congress
‘Public charge’ rule creates Homeland spending bill headache
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White House · 116th Congress
White House blocks foreign aid funds, demands accounting
[jwp-video n=”1″] “It is incumbent on all federal agencies to properly use funds provided by Congress,” spokeswoman Rachel Semmel said.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
The GOP senator who hasn’t raised any campaign money so far
Disclosures to the Federal Election Commission show that so far in 2019, the average senator had total receipts of more than $1 million, and 17 of them had $2 million or more.
White House · 116th Congress
Trump opts against call for gun-control bill after Dayton and El Paso shootings
[jwp-video n=”1″] Trump used words and phrases like “evil” and “wicked man” and “twisted monster” to describe the two shooters, noting among the dead and wounded are “precious little children
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate biofuel advocates want a piece of transportation bill
A section of the bill would set aside $1 billion to encourage the construction of charging and fueling stations along certain highways for electric-, hydrogen- and natural gas-powered vehicles.
White House · 116th Congress
3 things to watch: Trump returns to trail after racist ‘send her back!’ chant
And the winner of tonight’s #DemDebate…. pic.twitter.com/dzqsoNdT3H — Brad Parscale (@parscale) August 1, 2019 var rcrdTwitter = 1; Oh, Ohio Democratic and
Congress · 116th Congress
HHS outlines drug import plans as Canada ratchets up concern
A report by Vermont’s human services agency says that private insurers in the state could save $1 million to $5 million per year.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
3 ways Democrats couldn’t escape Congress in Wednesday’s debate
1. Biden on defense Biden foreshadowed the tone for the debate before it had even begun, telling Harris as they shook hands on stage, “Go easy on me, kid.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate panel advances asylum bill over Democratic objections
[jwp-video n=”1″] Graham said that other immigration policy changes could be part of that discussion.
Congress · 116th Congress
Two-year budget pact clears Senate, ending fiscal 2020 impasse
[jwp-video n=”1″] The bill would add $324 billion to spending limits over the next two fiscal years, not counting an extra $157 billion mainly for overseas military operations.
Congress · 116th Congress
Shelby finalizing allocations for fiscal 2020 bills; first markup Sept. 12
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Congress · 116th Congress
Senate inches toward Wednesday budget deal vote
[jwp-video n=”1″] Then senators would then vote on cloture on the bill, followed by final passage without having to wait the usual 30 hours.
Congress · 116th Congress
Not so fast, recess: Senate hurdles to late-summer departure
[jwp-video n=”1″] “Democrats are ready to vote on the House bill today so it can get to the president’s desk and we can avoid even a glimmer of default,” Schumer said.
Congress · 116th Congress
Facebook’s currency plan makes fintech a tough sell in Congress
[jwp-video n=”1″] Schweikert, the Arizona Republican and fintech supporter, said the concept behind these technologies goes a lot farther than esoteric financial issues.
Congress · 116th Congress
For spending bills, now comes the hard part
Leahy have begun talking about pairing those two bills together, possibly with one more, with the goal of enacting them into law by Oct. 1.