Trump wows one GOP group as another dreads his return in 2024
She said waiting for 2026 might be a better option, especially in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan or Arizona where Trump narrowly won in 2016 but lost in 2020.
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Opinion · 118th Congress
The siren song of the California Senate race for out-of-state Democrats
Although there is no way to know for sure, it is quite likely that all four would-be California senators, if elected, would vote the same way on every single major issue in 2025 and 2026.Â
Congress · 117th Congress
Home health groups fight back against proposed cuts
Lawmakers have already introduced legislation that would block CMS from making the cuts through 2026 despite the recommendation from MedPAC.
Congress · 117th Congress
Prospects dim in House for Manchin’s federal permitting measure
That project, the Mountain Valley Pipeline, is more than 90 percent complete, but the company building it asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for permission to take until 2026 to finish
Congress · 117th Congress
Senate confirms Brainard as Fed vice chair but COVID-19 trips Democrats on Cook vote
Brainard’s term on the board and as vice chair expires in 2026. Niels Lesniewski contributed to this report.
Policy · 117th Congress
Census Bureau director on ‘transformational’ changes — and SXSW
President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Census Bureau through 2026, Santos is the first person of color to head the agency permanently.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Crypto industry poised to play larger role in midterm campaigns
Lummis, a longtime crypto advocate next up for election in 2026, received at least $34,000.
Congress · 117th Congress
Manchin faces political blowback at home, but it may not last
That spending includes an extension of the federal production tax credit, or PTC, through 2026, giving special attention to communities that have seen nearby coal mines close after 1999 or coal-fired power
Policy · 117th Congress
Infrastructure law has a mandate for tech to stop drunken drivers
A provision in the 2,702-page bipartisan infrastructure law requires automakers to install anti-drunken driving technology into new automobiles as soon as 2026.
Congress · 117th Congress
Defense policy amendments pour in ahead of floor action
The amendment would authorize $500 million a year from fiscal 2022 through fiscal 2026 in the form of foreign military financing so Ukraine can buy U.S.-made weapons.
Policy · 117th Congress
Senate confirms new Census Bureau director
President Joe Biden nominated Santos to serve out the remainder of Dillingham’s term, which expires later in the year, as well as a new five-year term that runs through the end of 2026.
Congress · 117th Congress
Economy, Fed paper over debt problem
Medicare’s financial problems start to pinch in 2026, when hospital payments would need to be trimmed 9 percent, according to government actuaries.
Congress · 117th Congress
China-wary lawmakers look to boost U.S. investment in Caribbean
On Thursday, the House Foreign Affairs Committee is scheduled to mark up legislation that would annually authorize, through fiscal 2026, nearly $75 million for the security basin initiative.
White House · 117th Congress
Biden order sets electric vehicle target of 50 percent by 2030
On Thursday, the EPA proposed that each automaker’s range of passenger cars and light-duty trucks achieve an average of 51 miles per gallon by 2026, with interim goals starting in 2023, and set a
Congress · 117th Congress
Santos pledges apolitical role heading Census Bureau
Biden nominated Santos to serve out Dillingham’s remaining term, which expires later in the year, as well as a new five-year term that runs through the end of 2026.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats hope to expand housing vouchers on infrastructure bill
Waters’ draft bill would increase the number of vouchers incrementally for five years and then guarantee subsidies for all who qualify starting in 2026.
White House · 117th Congress
Biden’s holdup of border wall funding didn’t violate law, GAO rules
The wall appropriations do not expire for five years, meaning the $1.375 billion wouldn’t expire until the end of fiscal 2026.
Policy · 117th Congress
Biden’s pick to head Census blends statistical, advocacy work
Long-term changes Biden nominated Santos to serve out the remainder of previous Director Steven Dillingham’s term, as well as another five-year term through 2026.
Policy · 117th Congress
Medicare cost crunch raises questions in telehealth debate
Medicare’s trust fund, which pays for inpatient hospital care, is expected to start running dry in 2026, according to the 2020 annual trustees’ report.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Alabama Sen. Richard Shelby announces he will retire after 2022
With her current term running through 2026, the 68-year-old would have at least four years in the role.Â