Policy · 117th Congress
Congressional mandates unfulfilled by Trump’s Interior Department
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Policy · 117th Congress
Vaccine shortage complicates return to classrooms
[jwp-video n=”1″] The vaccine shortage was made more acute in states where governors followed the advice of former President Donald Trump’s top health officials to broaden eligibility to millions
Congress · 117th Congress
Biden administration asks Supreme Court to pause two Trump-era immigration cases
In the challenge to the so-called “remain in Mexico” policy set for oral argument on March 1, the Department of Homeland Security on Jan. 21 halted any new enrollments pending a review of the program
Congress · 117th Congress
Pingree aims for urgency at Interior-Environment appropriations
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Policy · 117th Congress
Cardenas previews COVID-19 package to address racial inequities
The $1 billion, nine-bill package, shared first exclusively with CQ Roll Call, aims to capitalize on Democratic control of both chambers and the White House.
Congress · 117th Congress
Sweeping budget blueprint for pandemic aid readied for floor action
[jwp-video n=”1″] Since both chambers need to adopt the same numbered concurrent resolution, the House could have to vote again, possibly next weekend, if the Senate amends the text during the
Policy · 117th Congress
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine less effective than others but offers one-shot solution
In August, the Trump administration agreed to pay $1 billion for 100 million doses of the vaccine if it is approved. The company expects to produce 100 million doses by July.
Policy · 117th Congress
Klobuchar, incoming antitrust chair, eager to take on Big Tech
[jwp-video n=”1″] That means new tools and increased funding for the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission, the agencies tasked with enforcing antitrust laws.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Note to Joe Biden: Unity is more than just words
[jwp-video n=”1″] Base first So far, his support for unity has been more rhetorical than substantive.
Policy · 117th Congress
Census Bureau: Apportionment data not expected until April
Last year, Census staff identified problems with close to 1 million records that could result in the over- or undercounting of thousands of people.
Congress · 117th Congress
China’s expanding UN role denounced by Biden’s ambassador nominee
Because of funding cuts ordered by the Trump White House, the United States is more than $1 billion in arrears in its U.N. peacekeeping dues.
Policy · 117th Congress
State and local tax deduction cap back in play for coronavirus relief package
“It’s so disappointing and harmful that they would use this crisis to push their agenda and help the top 1 percent.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Biden inherits Trump’s unique health care agenda
[jwp-video n=”1″] “In emergency management there are always multiple impacts — economics, housing, lives lost, mental health. … You have to pick and choose,” said Samantha Montano, an expert
Policy · 117th Congress
Federal judge temporarily halts Biden’s deportation moratorium
Under the moratorium, signed by acting Homeland Security Secretary David Pekoske, the U.S. government is barred from deporting certain foreign citizens who entered the U.S. before Nov. 1, while the
Congress · 117th Congress
Capitol Police chief, sergeant-at-arms acknowledge failure to protect against Jan. 6 riot
[jwp-video n=”1″] Blanton, however, pushed back on the acting chief’s claims in withering terms. “Despite the comments made today by the U.S.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Sen. Rob Portman’s exit leaves void in chamber and 2022 map
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White House · 117th Congress
At the Biden White House, normal operations for abnormal times
[jwp-video n=”1″] Hill relations are a known priority for Biden, given his 36 years in the Senate even before becoming vice president for eight under President Barack Obama.
White House · 117th Congress
Biden won’t ‘cherry pick’ parts of his $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid plan
The majority could use the time before then to move a fiscal 2021 budget resolution directly to the floor, which the 1974 budget law allows since the Senate Budget panel didn’t act by April 1, 2020.
Policy · 117th Congress
Restaurant owners feel burnt by minimum wage push, lack of direct COVID-19 relief
It would offer $15 billion in grants to more than 1 million of the “hardest-hit small businesses.”