Policy · 115th Congress
Bulletproof Vests, Security Guards Approved for House Members
The new office, mandated in a resolution passed Feb. 6, will be tasked with providing free legal services to employees on Capitol Hill and district offices.
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Policy · 115th Congress
House Oversight Probes Scott Pruitt’s Travel Expenses
The panel wants the information by March 6.
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Budget Proposal Funds Latest Pentagon Strategy
The department plans to spend $6 billion to procure three DDG-51 Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers, $7.4 billion for two Virginia Class Submarines, $1.3 billion for one Littoral Combat Ship, and $1.8 billion
Policy · 115th Congress
FISA Fight Marks Win for Intelligence Committee Over Judiciary
Meanwhile, Intelligence Committee members voted 19-3 in favor with Republicans united, 13-0 and Democrats in support 6-3.
Policy · 115th Congress
House Extends Christmas Recess, Will Return Jan. 8
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s office announced Friday that the House will not kick off work for the second session of the 115th Congress until Monday, Jan. 8, with a customary 6:30 p.m. vote
Policy · 115th Congress
2018 Congressional Calendar: Senators Plan More Work Days Than House
Updated as of 6:02 p.m. on July 18, 2018 | Both the House and Senate have released their chambers’ plans for gaveling in during 2018. Roll Call combined those schedules into the calendar below.
Policy · 115th Congress
New Excise Tax Targets Big-Money Nonprofit Executives
But his $6 million reported annual compensation could mean a roughly $1 million tax paid by the group.
Policy · 115th Congress
Expect Senate to Honor House on SALT, Brady Says
Brady said the Ways and Means Committee will have a static score of the tax bill from the Joint Committee on Taxation when it begins its mark up process November 6.
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Insurers Face Exchange Deadlines and Senate Repeal Uncertainty
In Oregon, the state legislature authorized a reinsurance program to help cushion the impact of high-cost enrollees, reducing individual premiums by 6 percent — final rates range from a 1.6 percent decrease
Policy · 115th Congress
Governors Ask Congress to Help Stabilize Health Care Market
On Sept. 6, Optima Health announced it would withdraw from some counties in Virginia, leaving them “bare” for now and perhaps putting more pressure on Congress to pass a package this month.
Policy · 115th Congress
House Passes $658 Billion Defense Spending Bill
The chamber also approved an amendment from Nevada Democrat Jacky Rosen moving $6 million from operations and maintenance accounts into acquisition accounts for Army missile technology and an amendment
Policy · 115th Congress
House Readies Debate on Defense Amendments
Another amendment from Nevada Democrat Jacky Rosen would move $6 million from the Defense-wide operations and maintenance accounts and reallocate the funds for Army missile technology.
Policy · 115th Congress
Health Care, Tax Overhauls Drive Lobbying in Trump Era
However, the group did not report spending as much money in this year’s second quarter ($6 million) as it did during the first quarter ($8 million).
Policy · 115th Congress
House Takes Up Bill to Delay Ozone Rule Compliance
In a June 6 letter to governors, Pruitt told states they will now have until October 2018 to submit their proposals for area designations under the EPA’s National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)
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EPA Inhofe Alumni Group Closer to Expanding
The panel also voted, 15-6, to advance Nuclear Regulatory Commission nominee Annie Caputo, with the support of some Democrats, including Tammy Duckworth of Illinois and Benjamin L.
Policy · 115th Congress
D.C. Law Banning Wet Wipes Could Clog Appropriations
Tom Graves, chairman of the House Financial Services Appropriations Subcommittee, described most of the cuts in the draft bill as due to the mathematics of a budget with overall cuts of 6 percent.
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Senators Worry US Standing Abroad Is at Risk
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 6, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; …extremism, and all reference was pointing to Qatar.
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Travelers From Six Muslim Countries Drop Without Travel Ban
The revised version of Trump’s travel ban, which was signed March 6, would halt U.S. entry by most citizens of six majority-Muslim nations — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — and place
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Senate Panel Advances Energy and Interior Nominees
The Energy and Natural Resources Committee also voted 17- 6 to advance the nomination of Trump’s pick for deputy Energy Department secretary, Dan Brouillette.
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Appeals Court Focuses on Trump’s Travel Ban Comments
The revised ban, signed by Trump on March 6, was a response to the botched rollout of the initial executive order in January that sparked protests around the world and lawsuits.