Congress · 117th Congress
What plays in Peoria? Rep. Cheri Bustos would know
A few months later, following the Jan. 6 attacks on the Capitol, Bustos announced she would retire at the end of this term.
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Policy · 117th Congress
Inflation may shrink Biden’s big defense plan
Congress helped the Pentagon deal with inflation in fiscal 2022 by allocating in the omnibus bill fully 6 percent more than in the previous fiscal year, and that bill provided the Pentagon $6.5 billion
Congress · 117th Congress
Jan. 6 panel: Scavino, Navarro should be held in contempt
The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol on Monday voted 9-0 to recommend the House hold former presidential advisers Peter Navarro and Dan Scavino in criminal contempt
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Three takeaways from House GOP retreat as McCarthy, caucus eye return to majority
Following the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol, magnetometers were installed outside the entrance to the House chamber, another measure McCarthy vowed to eliminate.
Congress · 117th Congress
Supreme Court’s ideological split silently shapes debate at Ketanji Brown Jackson hearing
“They want a 6-3 Supreme Court to carry out a Republican agenda that’s really not very popular with the American people.”
Congress · 117th Congress
House GOP heads to Florida to narrow in on policy plans
from leadership for refusing to perpetuate Trump’s lies about the 2020 election being stolen, Cheney has played an instrumental role as vice chair on the select House Committee investigating the Jan. 6
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Race ratings: Retiring Democrat’s seat in Wisconsin could flip
Democrats will highlight Van Orden’s presence on the Capitol grounds on Jan. 6, although there’s no evidence he was in the building.
Congress · 117th Congress
It’s Jackson’s SCOTUS hearing. But GOP can’t stop talking about Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, Barrett
Those moves gave conservatives on the court a 6-3 majority, leading observers to predict successful challenges to long-settled Supreme Court precedents like Roe v. Wade and Chevron deference.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
A campaign trail transformed: ’22 is starting to look more normal
“We would ring the bell, then step back,” she said, noting that the canvassers would keep 6 to 10 feet of distance. That effort helped.
Congress · 117th Congress
Supreme Court confirmation hearing starts with historic mark
Breyer, meaning her appointment would not change the conservative 6-3 ideological tilt of the Supreme Court.
Congress · 117th Congress
Former House sergeant-at-arms provided testimony to Jan. 6 panel
Irving, the former House sergeant-at-arms who resigned the day after the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, recently provided testimony to the select committee investigating the Capitol attack, according to two
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Photos of the week ending March 18, 2022
R-Ariz., second from left, huddle under umbrellas at a news conference on Thursday with relatives of Matthew Lawrence Perna, who died by suicide while awaiting sentencing for participating in the Jan. 6
Congress · 117th Congress
Oil company executives called to hearing on gas price increases
In letters sent Wednesday, Frank Pallone Jr., D-N.J., chairman of the committee, requested executives of six companies appear April 6 to answer questions about the war in Europe, their revenue, fuel
Podcasts · 117th Congress
Bad blood, hypocrisy and hard feelings: The Supreme Court confirmation process - Roll Call
The 6-3 GOP nominees-Dem nominees divide on the court would not change. The Senate confirmed Jackson last year to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
New lines mean Republicans likely to pick up one seat in Georgia
Currently, Republicans have an 8 to 6 advantage in the Peach State’s House delegation.
Policy · 117th Congress
EPA unveils rule to combat cross-state smog pollution
Ruling awaited A ruling from the high court, where conservative justices have a 6-3 majority, could bind the agency’s regulatory options to curb greenhouse gases.
Congress · 117th Congress
Defense spending deal bristles with weapons Biden didn’t seek
The $782.5 billion figure was some $42 billion above fiscal 2021 spending, or nearly 6 percent.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
House Democrats’ retreat upended by spending bill delays
The House began debate on the first procedural measure after 6 p.m., and plans included not only separating the COVID-19 package from the larger bill but also another short-term extension of last year’
Congress · 117th Congress
Russian energy ban passed by House
That sum trailed imports from Canada (61 percent of oil imports), Mexico (10 percent) and Saudi Arabia (6 percent).
Campaigns · 117th Congress
GOP favored for Tennessee pickup but didn’t go after Kentucky seat
They could have extended their 5:1 advantage in the House delegation to a 6:0 sweep by dividing up Louisville and Jefferson County. But they didn’t.