Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: A John trifecta
Amash and two other former House members, Mike Rogers and Peter Meijer, are among the candidates running in the Aug. 6 primary.Â
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McConnell to step down from Senate leadership
McConnell and Trump had an uneasy alliance during Trump’s first term, before it broke down after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
House passes RFK stadium site bill, boosting dreams of wooing Commanders back to DC
If a stadium is built, Josh Harris, the billionaire owner of the Commanders and other professional sports organizations, who purchased the team for more than $6 billion in 2023, will decide whether to
Funding at risk for program that helps millions afford internet
President Joe Biden in October asked Congress for $6 billion to extend the ACP as part of a supplemental funding request.
Heard On The Hill · 118th Congress
Capitol Lens | A Dunn deal
Former Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn gives a Detroit Lions No. 97 (Aidan Hutchinson) jersey to Cassidy Hutchinson, a former Trump administration aide who testified to the House Jan. 6 select committee
Critical spending decisions await Tuesday White House meeting
In a Feb. 6 letter to congressional leaders, those organizations argued that the restrictions would deprive recipients of free choice in food and create a costly burden on retailers to enforce the restriction
In seeking justice by jury trials, Camp Lejeune veterans turn to Congress
But that all changed on Feb. 6, when the judges signed an order finding the CLJA did not contain the legally necessary language to permit a jury to hear and decide these important matters, despite its
Supreme Court sounds skeptical of cross-state air pollution rule
Several of the conservative justices, who hold a 6-3 majority, questioned whether the agency should have considered how a plan that spans 23 states could change if litigation meant certain states would
Lawmakers press to avoid funding pitfall for public defenders
The need for appointed counsel will not dissipate, the groups argued, as the Justice Department pushes forward with its prosecution of people involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Another year, another disaster aid gap as funding deadline nears
The full "domestic needs" supplemental request totaled nearly $56 billion, including $6 billion for low-income broadband subsidies needed to avoid exhausting that program’s funds in April.
When the game of politics plunges into dangerous spectacle
An image of Donald Trump appears on video screens before his speech to supporters from the Ellipse at the White House on Jan. 6, 2021.
Capitol Police to launch body-worn camera pilot program
A post-Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Security Review Task Force report led by retired Army Lt. Gen.
Biden’s support from Democrats held steady in Senate, fell in GOP-led House
"While we work towards making Washington, D.C. the 51st state of our Union, Congress should respect the District of Columbia’s autonomy to govern its own local affairs," OMB said Feb. 6, 2023.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: If I can make it there . . .
Valadao, one of 10 House Republicans who supported impeaching Trump for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, also faces a challenger from the right in Republican Chris Mathys, a former member of
Special counsel seeks quick resolution of Trump immunity appeal
states, arranged for several slates of false electors and eventually encouraged then-Vice President Mike Pence to reject Electoral College votes of states Trump lost when presiding over Congress on Jan. 6,
House Republicans advance ‘Zuckerbucks’ ban out of committee
The panel voted on party lines, 6-3, to advance legislation that would amend the federal tax code to bar nonprofits from providing direct funding to election organizations.
Green calls Congress ‘broken,’ won’t seek fourth term
Democrat Megan Barry, a former Nashville mayor who launched her campaign on Dec. 6, reported $158,000 on hand as of Dec. 31.
Cheryl Johnson, who made history as House clerk, gets another round of applause
Cheryl Johnson returned to the Capitol on Tuesday to accept an award that acknowledged the role she played during two of the most historic and chaotic moments in congressional history: the attack on Jan. 6,
New Senate ratings: Maryland, Michigan shift toward GOP
Elissa Slotkin is the front-runner in the Aug. 6 Democratic primary race with actor Hill Harper.
Haley faces tough road back into GOP after taking on Trump, lawmakers say
"Trump goes on and on, multiple times, saying that I prevented the security on Jan. 6 at the Capitol. I wasn’t even anywhere near the Capitol.