Short-term stopgap bill appears likely as funding talks drag
One option under consideration is a stopgap that would go until March 1, which would allow ample time for appropriators to get their work done.
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House OKs measure seeking university presidents’ ouster
Republicans voting were split 219-1, while Democrats were split 84-125.
Transcript: What Harvard, MIT and Penn presidents said at antisemitism hearing
In 2016, and after four years of working for diversity, 1 percent voted for him. Now I know all sorts of good people who don’t like President Trump.
Jackson Lee files to run again after losing race for Houston mayor
Edwards had raised more than $1 million and had $829,000 in her campaign account on Sept. 30, while Jackson Lee had $213,000, according to disclosures to the Federal Election Commission.
Framework appropriations deal elusive as session winds down
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., speaks during a news conference on abortion rights in the Capitol on Nov. 1.
Campus antisemitism hearing includes attacks on diversity, liberals
Several Republicans cited a Harvard Crimson survey that found just 1 percent of the faculty of Arts and Sciences identify as conservative, which they say suggests the university is a bastion of liberalism
Race in open California district could be pivotal to House control
National Republicans, who are expected to invest in the race after Baugh came close in 2022 despite being outspent 9-to-1, said they plan to focus on the same issues that boosted the party in other suburban
The inescapable ad campaign for a wonky drug policy debate
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chairman Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., a longtime pharma foe, routinely cites a statistic that pharma lobbyists outnumber members of Congress by more than 3-1.Â
Johnson offers up two-tiered stopgap funds plan
Other extensions The measure would extend most lapsed farm bill programs through Sept. 30, 2024, retroactive to the beginning of this fiscal year on Oct. 1.Â
Rep. Owens weighs intercepting a House Appropriations seat
Utah connection Owens is a staunch conservative who was first elected in 2020 by just 1 percentage point over Democratic incumbent Ben McAdams in the Salt Lake City-area district.Â
GOP adds social policy riders to House Labor-HHS-Education spending bill
Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., would reduce the salaries of several HHS officials to $1.Â
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Watch: Democrats vying for California Senate seat debate
We can’t keep trying to backfill $0.50, $1, $2 a time on the picket line for your families.
Is this the leadership America deserves? Seriously?
Greene made sure to insert an amendment in a Defense spending bill that would cut the salary of Secretary Lloyd Austin to $1, her petty posturing slamming the first African American to hold that position
Stopgap funding bills hung up in both chambers
At the same time, it wasn’t clear their Senate counterparts would have any better luck when that chamber votes on cloture at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Four spending bills readied for House floor amid stopgap uncertainty
His manager’s amendment, which also would be slipped into the base text upon adoption of the rule, would make an additional $1 billion in cuts. mostly from State Department diplomatic programs and contributions
Balanced-budget plan unveiled by House Republicans
Spending would then be allowed to grow by only 1 percent a year, which amounts to additional cuts after accounting for population growth and inflation.
Cisneros eyes open California seat for return to Congress
Corrected 1:54 p.m. | Democrat Gil Cisneros, a Navy veteran from California who served a single term in the House before losing reelection in 2020, is aiming for a political comeback.
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.
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.
Generational shift ushers in new era for Senate earmarks split
For the second consecutive year, Alaska is fourth in overall earmarks but No. 1 in per capita "congressionally directed spending," with about $633.88 per resident in the Senate bills.