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.
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White House · 116th Congress
Trump, a native New Yorker, never publicly got behind 9/11 responders bill
[jwp-video n=”1″] There were no fiery tweets attacking lawmakers who erected barriers to the bill that received just 14 “no” votes as both chambers sent it to Trump’s desk with rare overwhelmingly
Congress · 116th Congress
Road ahead: Senate has plenty to do before August recess jet fumes
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Congress · 116th Congress
Options for private health care a comfort and concern for veterans
[jwp-video n=”1″] Choice concerns Even the VA’s staunchest defenders acknowledge its limitations — lengthy wait times, seemingly arbitrary restrictions on medical supplies or the difficulty in
Congress · 116th Congress
Modernization panel calls for staffer HR hub, mandatory cybersecurity training
[jwp-video n=”1″] A former Hill aide herself, McGehee said most people leave Capitol Hill because of the relatively low pay and because of “bad management practices” by supervising aides.
Congress · 116th Congress
Finance advances drug price measure with tepid GOP support
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Congress · 116th Congress
House sends spending caps, debt limit bill to Senate
measure would add $324 billion to otherwise austere spending caps over the next two fiscal years, and avert cuts averaging about 10 percent to federal agencies for the upcoming budget year starting Oct. 1.
Congress · 116th Congress
Racial terms have marred military forms
On April 1, the Defense Department updated its death certificates and replaced the word “negroid” with “Black or African American.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Divided House Democrats punt border bill until after recess
[jwp-video n=”1″] The bill was reported out of the House Homeland Security Committee on July 19.
White House · 116th Congress
Esper content with defense budget, calls for ‘stable leadership’
[jwp-video n=”1″] “I spoke directly to Secretary Esper about the importance of this issue, and I’m encouraged that this is one of the first actions Secretary Esper is taking as Defense Secretary
Congress · 116th Congress
Budget caps, debt limit bill expected to pass House Thursday
[jwp-video n=”1″] In one positive sign for House leaders, the top Budget Committee Republican, Steve Womack of Arkansas, said he was leaning toward supporting the measure.
Congress · 116th Congress
9/11 victims bill heads to Trump‘s desk after clearing Senate
effectively make permanent a special compensation fund for first responders and other victims of the 2001 attacks, while providing however much money is needed to pay all eligible claims filed by Oct. 1,
Congress · 116th Congress
USDA seeks to narrow eligibility for food stamps
Rob Undersander testified before a state legislative panel that he had qualified for SNAP because his retirement income was low and his assets of $1 million were not considered.
Congress · 116th Congress
Census question may be dead, but Trump’s backup plan could still reshape political map
[jwp-video n=”1″] Thomas Hofeller, the late Republican redistricting strategist suspected as the source of Trump’s push for a citizenship question, wrote in a memo unearthed after his death that
Opinion · 116th Congress
Moderation in the Trump era? Democrats, it’s futile
[jwp-video n=”1″] I also appreciate the political artistry of Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign as the then-Arkansas governor tried to neutralize the arguments that Ronald Reagan had used against
Congress · 116th Congress
Debt deal moving forward with key GOP, Democratic support
[jwp-video n=”1″] Acting White House budget chief Russell Vought appeared on the Fox News Channel on Tuesday morning to defend the deal.
Congress · 116th Congress
Finance drug price bill faces GOP resistance before markup
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Opinion · 116th Congress
Hickenlooper, Inslee and Bullock are at 1 percent.
[jwp-video n=”1″] The governor’s edge Hickenlooper is 100 percent right.