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At the Races: The cost of chaos
Bob Menendez and his wife for May 6, 2024.
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After disappointing election, McCarthy’s reign was rocky from the start
June 6: Although McCarthy has pitched the debt limit deal as forcing spending cuts on Biden and the Democrats, some in his caucus say he gave up too much because cuts were not as deep as they were in the
‘Mean and petty’: Democrats slam hideaway evictions of Hoyer, Pelosi
Lawmakers have repeatedly turned their workplace into a political battleground in recent years, clashing over security measures installed after the mob attack of Jan. 6, 2021, such as razor-wire perimeters
Forget the high-fives — Congress just sold out Ukraine
In the end, the House incendiaries who were willing to shut down the government in their incoherent rebels-without-a-cause protest won just a single concession: $6 billion in military aid to Ukraine was
Clarence Thomas recuses from Supreme Court case on House Jan. 6 panel
Democrats previously had called on Thomas to remove himself from cases related to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack, pointing to reports that his wife, Virginia "Ginni" Thomas, exchanged textswith then-White
McCarthy promises ‘punishment’ over Bowman fire alarm before vote
Bowman denied the alarm was a delaying tactic, but McCarthy compared it to the actions of Jan. 6 rioters, remarking on how "other people were treated" when they’ve attempted to delay the legislative process
Shutdown averted as Biden signs seven-week spending bill
clear the House-passed, 48-day funding patch, which generally mirrors the Senate version except for one major omission: There’s no military or economic aid for Ukraine, unlike the Senate bill, which had $6
Stopgap funding bills hung up in both chambers
After senators spent the previous couple of days trying to hammer out a deal to add up to $6 billion in border security measures and potentially some other policy restrictions, those talks appeared to
Supreme Court to weigh cases on guns, regulations and redistricting in new term
high-profile cases the justices will consider and decide before the end of June are follow-ups on the court’s politically controversial major decisions in the past two terms, when conservatives had a 6-
Suits are back: It’s been a wild two weeks for the Senate floor’s dress code
John Fetterman, D-Pa., whose preference for shorts and hoodies over suits and ties has inspired more than enough op-ed column inches to match his 6-foot-8-inch frame.
Shutdowns of the past were ‘emotional,’ ‘terrible’ for Hill staffers
Their pay is enshrined in Article I, Section 6, of the Constitution: "The Senators and Representatives shall receive a Compensation for their Services, to be ascertained by Law, and paid out of the Treasury
Capitol Police inspector general to retire after less than a year on the job
Russo’s tenure at the agency includes an appearance before lawmakers where he acknowledged that some of the recommendations issued by his predecessor in the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol
Bipartisan stopgap funds bill unveiled in Senate
"There is no way that a clean CR plus $6 billion of funding for Ukraine gets anywhere past the House."
Kim launches primary challenge after Menendez refuses to quit
photographed picking up trash in the Capitol rotunda after the riot by supporters of President Donald Trump trying to stop the counting of electoral votes certifying Joe Biden’s presidential win on Jan. 6,
Zelenskyy and the tale of two chambers
billions of dollars to the Ukrainians and he’s simultaneously sending billions of dollars to the Iranians, who are providing the drones that are killing Ukrainian soldiers," Cruz said, referring to $6
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Beyond the Beltway, voters voted
Casey had $6 million on hand at the end of June. Coming up Fox Business Network and Univision will carry the second Republican presidential debate from Simi Valley, Calif., on Wednesday.
Capitol Police agents strained to probe increasing threats against lawmakers
The Capitol Police inspector general, in a 2021 report done as part of an extensive review after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol but not released publicly, flagged how increasing caseloads and
As House panel backs RFK site redevelopment, DC inches closer to a football future
NFL owners approved the sale of the Commanders for more than $6 billion this year, ending the controversial multi-decade reign of former owner Daniel Snyder, whose alleged sexual misconduct and financial
Latest inflation data shows Americans are still not buying Bidenomics
They also favor the GOP on handling the economy by 14 points (51 percent to 37 percent), taxes by 7 percent (47 percent to 40 percent) and jobs by 6 percent (47 percent to 41 percent.)
Long road to compensation for Camp Lejeune victims takes a turn
The DOJ and the Navy responded on Sept. 6 with a process called the "elective option"Â offering settlements based on the amount of time spent at Camp Lejeune and the damage that was done later.