Congress · 119th Congress
This week: Snow delays congressional business before State of the Union
The House Agriculture Committee was scheduled to begin marking up a new farm bill this week, but that is now delayed until the week of March 1.
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Congress · 119th Congress
Satellite licensing bill advances after Cruz, Cantwell deal
That change came after Cantwell pointed last week to an application from Elon Musk's Starlink for a constellation of up to 1 million "orbital data centers."
Congress · 119th Congress
FAA to cut a tenth of flights starting Friday due to shutdown
↵↵The partial government shutdown that started Oct. 1 has become the longest in history.Â
Bills to pay federal workers stall, but senators ready to compromise
Gary Peters, D-Mich., had offered a more limited measure that would pay all federal workers only for the period from the Oct. 1 start of the shutdown to the day his legislation is enacted.
EPA, DOE employees face layoffs; aviation staffing worsens
Aerial view of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Va., on Oct. 1.
Duffy: Air traffic control overhaul to cost $31.5 billion
"The key is we’re going to deploy these assets when we still have airplanes inside, and doing that safely is the No. 1 priority."
House panel wants anti-drone systems at US defense facilities
In that campaign, Ukraine clandestinely inserted drones into Russia hidden inside trucks and then, on June 1, remotely launched dozens of the weapons against Russian military airfields. Â
Mammoth budget bill heads to Trump’s desk in time for July Fourth
Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’ record-setting "magic minute" speech — House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said Trump’s personal intervention helped seal the deal for reluctant members, including a 1
‘Big, beautiful’ budget reconciliation package passes Senate
The House Rules Committee was expected to meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday to set the terms for floor debate.
Senate’s spectrum proposal raises aviation safety question
the aviation sector and wireless providers to ensure that radio signals from newly activated wireless telecommunications systems coexist safely with flight operations in the U.S. until at least Jan. 1,
Four Republicans help Democrats pass measure to end Canadian tariffs
Collins said that less than 1 percent of fentanyl was trafficked through Canada in fiscal 2024. U.S.
Long-term stopgap measure sets up partisan clash
"Republicans are zeroing out the Toxic Exposures Fund (to care for veterans exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange, and other toxic substances) on October 1," DeLauro posted on X, formerly Twitter.
Vote studies 2024: Biden support steadies in final year in office
Biden made up for that drop in intraparty support by seeing the House Republican majority back his position on nearly 1 in 5 votes – going from 5 percent support in 2023 to 19 percent last year.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Please bet responsibly
A statewide exit poll after the 2022 contest found Latino voters supported Democrats by a 2-to-1 margin, a result Democrats are seeking to replicate.
Self-described ‘tough lady’ Sheila Jackson Lee dead at 74
Jackson Lee ran for mayor of Houston last year, but lost a runoff in December and pivoted back to seek reelection even though a city council member had already raised more than $1 million for the race
Editor’s Note: Stock market no panacea for Biden, Democrats
The bottom 50 percent, meanwhile, held just 1 percent of those assets.
House to return next week as GOP expects spending bills to pass
For their part, House GOP leaders expect to be in Washington next week to continue negotiations with the Senate over a four-bill appropriations package whose funding expires March 1.
March stopgap funding bill unveiled ahead of Friday deadline
Congressional leaders released text of the new short-term patch that would continue current spending rates for federal agencies through March 1 and March 8, keeping the same bifurcated deadline structure
Senators to punt on border, fly home after FAA, nominations
Any nominees that have not been confirmed by Jan. 1 would have to be resubmitted by the president next year. Briana Reilly contributed to this report.
Border, supplemental aid deal looks likely to slip to January
On Friday, the Pentagon told lawmakers the last $1 billion in security assistance would be delivered at the end of the year.