Cardinals shuffle likely under House Appropriations shake-up
The law included $6 billion in home-state earmarks for infrastructure and community development projects, by far the largest source of earmarks of any of the 12 spending bills.
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Texas tells court that state immigration law maybe went ‘too far’
The procedure-heavy dispute has already gone to the Supreme Court, which declined to intervene in a 6-3 ruling that allowed the law to go into effect for a few hours.
Little-known NTIA takes on massive job of internet connectivity
The fiscal 2024 spending bills excluded $6 billion that the Biden administration had sought for the Federal Communication Commission’s Affordable Connectivity Program, which provided discounts and subsidies
Rating changes: 12 House races shift on divided battlefield
Capitol on Jan. 6, but it’s a different race without the public and polarizing Boebert. Rating changes Moved toward Republicans Moved toward Democrats Nathan L.
Imperfect recall: How a city council fight is roiling Congress
Several hours had passed on a recent Saturday before a Charles Allen supporter walked by a table of Ward 6 residents hoping to recall the D.C. councilmember and called them "stupid racists."
Apple lawsuit pits US free-market goal against app security
twin challenges of the security risk posed by TikTok and ensuring that the tech marketplace remains fair and open, across the Atlantic the European Union’s Digital Markets Act went into effect March 6.
Takeaways as Biden, Harris take aim at Trump, try to flip North Carolina
After trailing in North Carolina by nearly double-digits a few weeks ago, that survey put him within 6 percentage points of Trump.
Republicans on House panel tee off on crime in DC
Council, particularly Councilman Charles Allen, who represents Ward 6, which includes Capitol Hill and surrounding areas.
Menendez not running in New Jersey Democratic primary
Menendez’s trial is set to begin May 6, a month before New Jersey’s primary elections are scheduled for June 4. The deadline to file to run is next week.
Final spending package unveiled, countdown to recess begins
The State Department and foreign aid programs, a perennial GOP target, face a 6 percent cut on average below last fiscal year.
Memo: State legislative elections will determine abortion policy
Alabama state lawmakers on March 6 passed a bipartisan, temporary fix that would provide civil and criminal immunity to IVF providers, but the memo notes that 14 states have introduced personhood bills
Scramble to finish spending bill text is on as details start trickling out
Overall, foreign aid accounts would see a 6 percent cut below the current year, according to Johnson’s presentation to GOP lawmakers.
Biden team eyes expanding map to Texas, Florida despite Trump leads
In Trump’s new home state of Florida, Trump led Biden 6 percentage points (48 percent to 42 percent) in a St. Pete Polls survey taken March 11-13.
Homeland stopgap plan faces last-minute White House pushback
Sen. Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., speaks about Republicans abandoning the bipartisan border deal during a Feb. 6 press conference.
Capitol Police chief details body-worn camera pilot program
A review after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol building recommended officers wear cameras to improve accountability and protect them from false accusations.
Supreme Court limits who qualifies for ‘safety valve’ sentencing law
In a 6-3 decision Friday written by Justice Elena Kagan, the majority held the "and" acts more like an "or" when it comes to a three-prong test related to a defendant’s prior criminal history.
Hispanic Caucus renews effort to expand campaign map
Morales, 44, said he has seen Latino political clout increase since he arrived in the state at the age of 6. From the school board to the state legislature, "our numbers have grown," he said.
Growing teen THC use could further complicate cannabis policy
And states that did not regulate Delta-8 saw 14 percent reporting use compared to 6 percent in states that did regulate the substance.
Rating change: Presidential race looks even between Biden, Trump
more than 90 indictments in four different federal cases, hundreds of millions of dollars in fines due in civil cases and his unwillingness to call off his supporters as they invaded the Capitol on Jan. 6,
House report questions police response to Jan. 6 pipe bombs
A House subcommittee examining the work of the now-disbanded select committee to investigate the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol has "serious concerns" about the response from Capitol Police and other