Tennessee governor sets Dec. 2 special election for Green’s seat
Parks served time in federal prison for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and received a pardon from Trump earlier this year.
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Senate Judiciary advances nominees, duels over Epstein
Democrats criticized Pirro for refusing to answer written questions about her nomination, for her advocacy of investigations of prosecutors who worked on Jan. 6 cases, and her involvement in spreading
After delay, House Republicans hope to launch new Jan. 6 probe
The wait may soon be over for Republicans who want to see a renewed congressional probe of the events of Jan. 6, 2021.
Michigan Rep. Bill Huizenga will not run for Senate in 2026
While Huizenga won an eighth term by 12 points last fall, Trump carried his district by less than 6 points, according to calculations by The Downballot.
Senate nears crucial vote on Trump judicial nominee
During his time as a senior official the Justice Department this year, Bove played a role in the firing or reassignment of prosecutors involved in working on cases tied to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the
Lawler will seek reelection to New York swing seat, passing on run for governor
Mondaire Jones by 6 points as Harris was carrying the seat by less than half a point, according to calculations by The Downballot.Â
Republicans ready assault on California animal welfare law
"Our sow longevity increased," he said, adding that about 6 percent of his sows die every year. "It’s all because of our system. The animals get to walk around."
Trump lawyer Bove gets 3rd Circuit backing as Democrats walk out
Since joining the Justice Department as a principal associate deputy attorney general, Bove participated in the firing or reassignment of prosecutors involved in working on cases tied to the Jan. 6, 2021
Senate Judiciary expected to back Bove for seat on 3rd Circuit
Since starting at the DOJ, Bove participated in the firings of prosecutors who worked on the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol and personally intervened in the effort to drop a federal corruption case
Legacy in a time of chaos: How honoring Roll Call is living the values of journalism
The Capitol had not yet been attacked on Jan. 6, 2021, in a violent attempt to overthrow the government I cared about so much I chose to spend the entirety of my 20s (and I mean every waking minute) covering
Pay caps are a ‘slap in the face’ for some in Capitol Police
But police spending on overtime has at times raised eyebrows amid larger questions about the department’s budget, which has climbed significantly since the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Trump’s proposed NOAA cuts meet Senate appropriators’ opposition
The bill includes a cut of $387 million, or 6 percent, for NOAA, taking its budget to $5.8 billion in fiscal 2026, according to the GOP summary.
GOP spending bills run into intraparty friction in House
Nondefense programs would be cut by nearly 6 percent, for a topline of $705.6 billion. Including defense funding, the total discretionary topline would amount to nearly $1.6 trillion.Â
Lawmakers mull a pricey air traffic control ‘wish list’
National Air Traffic Controllers Association, an air traffic controller union, said in congressional testimony earlier this year that $4 billion for the account is the minimum, but the FAA really needs $6
Federal judge again blocks end to birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court said last month in a 6-3 decision that the first round of court orders temporarily blocking the policy, known as nationwide injunctions, were impermissible.
Senate confirms Griffith as Energy undersecretary
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Forrestal Building in Washington is pictured on March 6.
Supreme Court pushes right in term stocked with Trump cases
Barrett wrote the majority decision for the 6-3 decision curtailing nationwide injunctions against Trump’s policies.
Supreme Court limits federal courts on ‘universal injunctions’
The 6-3 decision found that most of those those broad orders that stop government actions — and there have been dozens issued against the Trump administration this year — exceed the power Congress gave
House appropriators approve Legislative Branch bill with GAO cuts
A nearly hour-long debate erupted over a plaque to honor law enforcement officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Supreme Court clears way for Medicaid cut for Planned Parenthood
The 6-3 decision halts challenges that accuse states of violating the rights of Medicaid recipients to receive care from the doctor of their choice, which advocates from both sides said likely gives states