Fact-checking the Biden-Trump debate
The Tax Policy Center noted, "The top 1 percent, with at least roughly $1 million in income, would pay an average of $300,000 more than under current law, dropping their after-tax incomes by 14 percent
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Bills seek to speed up lawsuits over Camp Lejeune contamination
The lawyers are now selecting 25 bellwether cases, with five for each of the "Tier 1 diseases" established in court proceedings so far: kidney cancer, liver cancer, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, leukemia and bladder
Five races to watch Tuesday in Georgia, Oklahoma and Virginia
Suhas Subramanyam and former defense official Krystle Kaul all raised more than $1 million as of May 29, and former House of Delegates Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn raised $972,000.
Split screen: Biden heads to G7 summit as Trump returns to Capitol Hill
Before Biden and Zelenskyy face reporters around 1:30 p.m.
Strange things are afoot at the Capitol
The House Armed Services Committee marked up the annual National Defense Authorization Act, which sets policy for the Pentagon, on a 57-1 vote, sending it to the floor late on Wednesday with a minimum
House passes bill to require ongoing flow of weapons to Israel
The move also sought to discourage Israel from deepening its ground invasion in the city of Rafah, where some 1 million Palestinians are sheltering in unsafe conditions.
Draft NDAA seeks to cut housing costs for military families
For some servicemembers who live in parts of the country where housing is particularly expensive, such as Washington state, the issue is the No. 1 concern about military life. Rep.
As House readies a vote on Israeli arms, Democrats whip members in opposition
The veto threat came around the same time The Wall Street Journal reported that the administration earlier in the day told lawmakers it was proceeding with a $1 billion arms package for Israel that would
House poised to vote on Israel arms after mixed report on their use
The administration said it took the action out of concern over Israel’s plans to invade Rafah, where over 1 million Palestinians are crammed together in unsafe conditions.
Takeaways from Biden’s candid CNN interview as he warns Israel
"Look, you can’t only love your country when you win, No. 1. How many court cases did they have, Supreme Court cases?
Rep. Henry Cuellar and wife indicted on bribery schemes
"Pursuant to these corrupt agreements, HENRY CUELLAR promised to use the power and prestige of his office to advance Azerbaijan’s and Foreign Bank-1’s interests in the United States," the indictment said
Navy in court over Pearl Harbor water contamination
Hawaii’s congressional delegation was able to include $1 billion for Red Hill cleanup activities in last year’s National Defense Authorization Act, but Tanaka is not hopeful for a full cleanup given the
Roy eyes ‘steamroller’ agenda if Republicans sweep in November
"You’re going to have to get over the excuse that will be dropped on day 1, which is, Chip, we don’t have 60 in the Senate," Roy said at a Heritage Foundation event Tuesday.Â
White House went from braggadocious to silent on Middle East intel — in four days
Netanyahu’s April 1 order to take out a top Islamic Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander led to the counterstrikes. And helped him flip the script on Biden.
Biden signs foreign aid bill, says weapons to be sent to allies within hours
The U.S. has always "made sure that Israel has what it needs to defend itself against Iran and the terrorists it supports," Biden said, touting $1 billion the measure will provide for "food, medical supplies
Fundraising shows Democrats prepping for battle in both chambers
He had previously loaned his campaign more than $1 million but his most recent filings showed no additional loans.
Panel pitches NDAA plan to improve troops’ quality of life
In addition to that change, the panel recommended that basic pay for the most junior enlisted personnel (with ranks from E-1 through E-4) net a 15 percent increase.
Murray keeps Energy-Water panel, gives up Military Construction-VA
The 1 percent increase to defense and nondefense spending allowed under the spending caps in last summer’s debt limit law are "not nearly enough to tackle the challenges we face here at home and abroad
Biden presses Netanyahu for major changes in ‘hours and days’
growing frustration" in recent weeks as Netanyahu and his government have turned away humanitarian aid and continued to hammer civilian targets in Rafah, where pro-Palestinian activists say more than 1
Cole: No time to waste electing new House Appropriations chair
But he said appropriators expected the level to be around the spending caps set in last year’s fiscal debt limit law, which allow for roughly 1 percent growth in fiscal 2025.