Trump mulls rare use of Insurrection Act over Los Angeles protests
The law was mentioned briefly in the recommendations from the House select panel investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
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Trump tests support for immigration policies with troop deployment in LA
A June 4-6 CBS News/YouGov poll found 54 percent of Americans approved of Trump’s mass deportation program, with 46 percent opposing it.Â
CBO sees lower deficits from tariffs, but with big caveats
Schumer, D-N.Y., Senate Budget ranking member Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., and Senate Finance ranking member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., the CBO looked at executive actions on tariffs from Jan. 6 through May 13.Â
Capitol Police union comes out hard against acting Chief Gallagher
The union noted that Gallagher was a senior leader of the force in the lead-up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, when a mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters violently pushed past officers
Senators: It’s time to reclaim your relevance
The first was failing to convict him on impeachment charges for summoning the mob to attack the chamber on Jan. 6, 2021.
Congressional agencies look for boost amid government downsizing
The Capitol Police are asking for $967.8 million, an increase of roughly 20 percent over current enacted levels, continuing an upward trend that accelerated after a mob attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6,
Trump, GOP prep next chapter in spending cuts agenda
Examples of foreign aid projects the administration said it wants to cancel include: $6 million for energy efficiency programs in Mexico, $4 million for migrants in Colombia, $4 million for research into
He took over a Capitol Police force reeling from Jan. 6.
Thomas Manger took charge of the Capitol Police in the aftermath of Jan. 6, 2021, he said that day "should not define us."
Senate Republicans now face four big challengesÂ
But Biden, through the American Rescue Plan and budgets and bills passed during his administration, kept outlays above $6 trillion during the course of his term.
Offensive tackle Jalen Travis was once a Senate intern
Now that work ethic, paired with "God-given" ability and a nearly 6-foot-8-inch, 340-pound frame, has landed him a spot in the NFL.
Both sides launch ad campaigns over budget vote as bill moves to Senate
According to the May 6-8 survey of 1,200 registered voters in 72 targeted congressional districts, 72 percent favored work requirements for able-bodied adults who receive Medicaid benefits and 68 percent
As House members run for Senate, their seats become prime targets
Harris carried the district by 6 points last fall, according to calculations by The Downballot.Â
Can a musical that flopped on Broadway save PBS?
On Sunday, May 4 at 6:55 p.m., Trump posted on Truth Social, "REBUILD, AND OPEN ALCATRAZ!" Trump was at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, May 3. We don’t know if he watched television that night.
How much SALT is enough?
Eleven other states are above 10 percent, while the remaining 37 states are in single digits, with 14 of them below 6 percent.
Trump impeachment effort pulled moments before House vote
during his first stint in the White House — in 2019, over alleged abuses of power and obstruction of Congress, and in 2021, after Democrats accused him of inciting an insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Reconciliation would auction 600 megahertz of federal spectrum
Cantwell raised national security concerns in a May 6 letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding the GOP’s plan to include spectrum auction language in the budget reconciliation efforts.
Trump pivots from populist economic campaign ideas
"This is the market where everyone wants to be," the president said on May 6.
McKernan, in limbo as CFPB nominee, to get a shot at Treasury
The Senate Banking Committee approved McKernan’s CFPB nomination on March 6.Â
The possible source of Trump’s false $2 gasoline claim
And in California, $5 and $6. Right? OK. I have it down to $1.98 in many states right now."
Trump gives up on Ed Martin pick for US attorney in DC
At the committee, Martin faced hundreds of written questions from senators about his past advocacy for participants in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol and late disclosures of appearances on outlets