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Roth said that about 1 percent of BEAD locations have been affected by “changes” and that “there are multiple reasons” that might cause providers to reject their awards under BEAD.
“We’ve got to take steps to ensure, No. 1, that there are guardrails around these companies, so that working people have a say in how AI is adopted, have a say in whether data centers are coming
The decision reversed a Missouri state court win in favor of the original challenger, John Durnell, who successfully sued Monsanto and parent company Bayer for more than $1 million.
“They are more interested in defending the filibuster, which is a Senate rule, than the appropriations process, which is an Article 1 constitutional imperative.”
For example, the committee defeated a Democratic amendment that would cut the nearly $1.15 trillion authorized level of overall spending by $150 billion, and another that would authorize $1 billion
The 8-1 decision found that the FCC’s forfeiture process does not run afoul of the Constitution because it requires going to court for enforcement.
frameworks would include information on whether a model could pose a “catastrophic risk,” defined by the bill as “a foreseeable and material risk” of death or injury of more than 50 people or more than $1
While Trump had set a June 1 deadline for passing the bill, GOP leaders were hoping to pass it as early as this week through both chambers.
Accordingly, the evidence in the record shows that Alabama cannot administer its special primary election under the 2023 Plan, even with a stay entered today, June 1,” the filing said.
The bill also would authorize the full $1 billion for the Trump-class battleship program.
Capitol Police, Library of Congress Capitol Police would get a more than 6 percent boost in fiscal 2027 under the proposal, though that $907.5 million falls short of the agency’s request, which topped $1
Senators had already been considering ditching a $1 billion security funding provision for the Secret Service connected partly to plans for a White House ballroom, which was causing consternation
Tim Walz signed into law a measure to ban prediction markets in the state starting on Aug. 1, 2026. The CFTC then sued to block the law.
Warsh’s term is effective from Feb. 1, 2026. He replaces Stephen Miran. Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., joined the Republican majority on both the board confirmation and cloture votes.
Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., introduced legislation to drop the federal tax on gasoline until Oct. 1, 2026. Kelly’s bill, co-sponsored by Sen.
The legislature approved the ballot measure on Oct. 31, 2025, after more than 1 million voters had already voted early before the election, Kelsey wrote.
billion would go to the Justice Department for terrorism prosecution, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Marshals Service, U.S. attorneys offices and the FBI, while the Secret Service would get $1
-aligned MAHA PAC pledged $1 million to Letlow’s campaign, mifepristone isn’t likely to become a wedge issue in the three-way Senate primary that also includes Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming.
Republicans currently have an 8-1 advantage in the congressional delegation. “I urge our state legislature to reconvene to redistrict another Republican seat in Memphis,” Blackburn wrote.
The outcome means that Louisiana might use for the coming midterm elections the first congressional map it drew after the 2020 census, which aimed for a 5-1 advantage for Republicans in the state’s congressional