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Congress · 119th Congress

FEMA to get new interim director ahead of agency review report

↵↵Interim chief David Richardson resigned and will leave the role on Dec. 1, and Karen Evans, formerly a top official at the Energy Department for cybersecurity and emergency response will take the helm

Congress · 118th Congress

House passes bill limiting oil reserve sales to China

Republicans, who also had broader criticisms of the move, raised objections to the sale of nearly 1 million barrels of oil to Unipec America, a Houston-based subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned firm

Congress · 117th Congress

OPEC production cuts add fuel to domestic energy debates

No. 1, they see the U.S. as potentially heading into a recession. They see the E.U. heading into a recession. China’s economy is still quite soft because of their internal COVID restrictions.”

Congress · 117th Congress

Biden signs major climate, health care and tax bill into law

The package is estimated to cut the federal deficit by about $300 billion over the next decade, thanks to revenue raisers that include a 15 percent minimum tax on the largest corporations, a 1 percent

Congress · 117th Congress

‘Chips and science’ bill on way to Biden’s desk

One of the big concessions to the House that senators did acknowledge was the authorization of a $1 billion pilot program for the Commerce Department to provide grants to help persistently distressed

Congress · 117th Congress

Semiconductor, science bill passes Senate, heads to House

The $11 billion Commerce Department authorization, all of which is on top of baseline funding, includes $10 billion for regional technology hubs and $1 billion for a pilot program to provide economic

Congress · 117th Congress

Senate NDAA has $13 billion extra for defense inflation

Defense inflation goes by a different measure, and it is not known what prices will be like for the Pentagon from Oct. 1, 2022, through Sept. 30, 2023, the time period covered by the legislation.

Congress · 117th Congress

House easily passes NDAA

The massive piece of legislation would authorize $1 billion in new military aid for Ukraine and force the Biden administration to keep developing a nuclear cruise missile that officials had wanted

Congress · 117th Congress

Moves to ban gas and oil imports from Russia gain steam

More than 1 million people have fled that country, including half a million children who are now refugees, according to UNICEF, the children’s charity arm of the U.N.

Congress · 117th Congress

House passes compromise defense policy bill

It also would prohibit reductions to the operational capability of any B-1 bomber aircraft squadrons until the Air Force starts fielding the stealth B-21 bomber.

Congress · 117th Congress

Ten key climate and energy elements in reconciliation package

DOE renewable unit If the legislation becomes law, the Energy Department would get $1 billion for its energy efficiency and renewable energy unit to pursue demonstration projects and nearly as much

Congress · 117th Congress

With GOP sidelined, Manchin steps up to defend fossil fuels

For the 2022 election cycle, Manchin is the No. 1 recipient among all lawmakers of campaign contributions from the coal mining, mining, natural gas transmission and distribution and oil and gas industries

Congress · 117th Congress

Senate committee proposes big Pentagon funding boost

It does not appear the panel added money for procurement of unrequested F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, after House appropriators proposed adding nearly $1 billion worth in their spending bill.

Congress · 117th Congress

Earmark requests grow as House Appropriations panels begin work

.; $1.5 million for renovations to research facilities at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque; and $1 million for the Albuquerque Police Department to establish a trauma recovery center for survivors

Congress · 117th Congress

Research and development ambitions will test bipartisanship

All but one of the 14 federal departments and agencies that research science and technology would see a boost in funding; the Defense Department would lose 1 percent of its funding.