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Congress · 119th Congress

FEMA earmarks threatened by immigration funding standoff

↵↵Cassidy has one earmark in the bill, but it's a big one: $6 million for road drainage improvements for Interstate 20 in Ouachita Parish, which is in the northern part of the state.

Campaigns · 119th Congress

Pelosi’s groundbreaking legacy as a power broker

↵↵And when pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, some were chanting her name. Pelosi was in a secure location as rioters raided her office suite.

Congress · 117th Congress

Stopgap funding bill set to dominate September agenda

It also may not be clear what the outcome of Senate control will be until after Dec. 6 if the Georgia race goes to a runoff, which could leave little time for a burst of legislative action before lawmakers

Congress · 117th Congress

Senate OKs $40B Ukraine aid bill for Biden’s signature

In total, the Defense Department would receive $20.1 billion in the package, including a fresh $6 billion in direct aid to Ukraine’s military and security forces and $3.9 billion to support the U.S

Congress · 117th Congress

Aid to restaurants, businesses faces Senate headwinds

Those industries would collectively get nearly $6 billion under the new Senate bill: $2 billion each to gyms and live event servicers, $500 million for minor league sports teams and $1.4 billion

Congress · 117th Congress

Texas reaches migration deal to ease traffic at border bridge

The agreement aims to ease the flow of commercial traffic into Texas after an April 6 directive from Abbott that ordered the state’s Department of Public Safety officers to ramp up inspections of

Congress · 117th Congress

No child tax credit deal in sight as monthly benefits lapse

That expansion, which increased the $2,000 per child benefit to $3,600 for children under 6 and $3,000 for older children, allowed families to receive the credits in monthly installments and made it fully

Congress · 117th Congress

Inflation report triggers partisan jockeying

Consumers aren’t so sure, however, and the latest survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in mid-December showed a belief that prices will still be 6 percent higher a year from then