Deeper spending cuts may be in play to break House deadlock
McCarthy said a little after 6 p.m. that Republicans would keep working through the issue into the evening, but that no more votes would be held this week.Â
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Four states where parties look to bounce back better in 2024
Her 6-point victory is the source of plenty of consternation from House Democrats, who blame Hochul for a handful of losses down ballot.Â
‘A sense of community’: Asian Pacific American staff group celebrates 25 years
The House ODI also conducts demographic surveys, which show that AANHPI staffers made up roughly 6 percent of the House workforce in 2021, lagging only slightly behind national demographics, but down nearly
Young, educated and unionized: Hill staffers at vanguard of white-collar labor movement
The CWU leaders said the pandemic, #MeToo movement and Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol combined to shatter the illusion that bosses usually had their employees’ best interests in mind, spurring the unionization
Recent attacks put staffers on edge as authorities look for answers
The POPVOX Foundation, a nonprofit that supports innovation in government and civic engagement, urged membersin the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol to engage with local law enforcement,
Parties moving closer on debt ceiling deal as talks drag on
As McCarthy was leaving the Capitol shortly after 6 p.m., he said there was no deal yet but that he’s staying in town to keep working into the weekend.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Survey says what?
Josh Hawley’s iconic fist-raised photo outside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, followed by a security camera clip of him hustling down a hallway after rioters broke in.
Debt talks: Why Republicans shouldn’t allow tax increases on the table
Corrected June 6 | Almost six years ago, NBC’s Chuck Todd interviewed then-Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin on "Meet the Press" in the midst of a fight to pass Republicans’ Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
‘Pause’ lifted, debt limit talks back on
McHenry, R-N.C., resumed talks at the Capitol shortly after 6 p.m.
Legislative Branch bill advanced to full Appropriations panel
The force has struggled with personnel shortages and increased threats to members and staff since the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Admakers (heart) NY
The PAC funded an ad this week in New Hampshire in which Cheney recounts some of the findings about Trump from the committee she co-chaired investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol by Trump
House goes virtual: Yoon address showcases chamber’s new VR capability
Mark Pocan, D-Wis., introduced a resolution that would’ve required "continued broadcasting of the full House chamber during legislative business consistent with the broadcasts that occurred on January 3-6,
As EPA readies climate rule, Obama and Trump eras linger
In June 2022, the Supreme Court ruled, 6-3, with the three liberal justices dissenting, that the EPA does not have authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon pollution from power plants through
Joe Biden’s first 2024 foe: His enthusiasm problem with Democratic voters
And the short campaign video released Tuesday morning offers clues why, including its lead-in images from the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot — an immediate shot across Trump’s bow and a reminder to voters
Of neighbors, fear and a fractured — and armed — America
Yet, 84-year-old Andrew Lester, a white man, has said he was "scared to death" of the "6-foot-tall" Black "man" of his imagination. Armed to the teeth, was he emboldened as well?
Scope of COVID-19 funding cuts emerges as debt limit flashpoint
Almost $6 billion would come out of unspent Transportation Department funds for highway, aviation and transit agencies.
Biden district Republicans hold their fire on debt ceiling bill
Bacon, whose district Biden won by 6 points, said his response to Democratic attacks would be to ask what they are doing about the national debt.Â
Which senators still undecided about 2024 runs will matter most?
Tim Ryan was widely praised for his 2022 Senate bid, and he still lost by 6 points to a Republican running an underwhelming campaign. Similarly to Ohio, Sen.
Lawmakers steer toward food stamp clash on work requirements
His bill would allow for exceptions for those medically certified as unfit for work; a person with responsibility for a dependent less than 7 years old, up from 6 years; and pregnant women.
From highs to lows, FEC reports offer an early 2024 temperature
Pat Ryan took in the most of any battleground incumbent, with receipts of nearly $1.2 million, including $50,000 the congressman loaned to his campaign on Jan. 6. California Rep.