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Biden acknowledged in his news conference Wednesday that congressional leaders may have to slim down his stalled social spending, climate change and tax package, if any of it is to pass the Senate.
Populist members of the House GOP Conference, including Reps.
What we’re reading Stu says: Looking at how the Senate of 2001 compares to the one in office today, Stu Rothenberg sees the biggest change happening on the GOP side of the aisle.
Schumer said today that he planned to tee up a procedural vote next week. ICYMI Line leaders: West Virginia Republicans David B. McKinley and Alex X.
And The Associated Press profiles activists working to ensure that at least one of the state’s two new congressional districts is majority Latino.
And later today, second gentleman Douglas Emhoff is traveling to Albuquerque to kick off a canvassing event.
House GOP Conference Chair Liz Cheney reported a spike, raising $1.5 million in Q1. 3. How are the targets preparing?
Former President Donald Trump returned to the spotlight Sunday with a speech at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, and he laid out some of his political plans.
“On Jan. 6, we offered to send a CDC team to China that could assist with these public health efforts,” Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said at a Jan. 28 press conference.
Bush announced that his administration would provide General Motors and Chrysler with $13.4 billion in loans under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, with an additional $4 billion to GM to come once Congress
John Ratcliffe today to be the next director of national intelligence, opening up a ruby-red House seat outside Dallas.
Today, the House is voting on a war powers resolution introduced by Michigan Democrat Elissa Slotkin, a former CIA analyst and Shia militia expert who’s emerged as an influential player in her caucus
Ted Lieu, the first member of Congress to endorse Harris for president. Lieu’s takeaway from facing her in 2010? “Don’t run against Kamala Harris,” he told CQ Roll Call.
He said at a press conference at his California campaign headquarters that he did not see a way for his campaign to continue to meet fundraising and polling thresholds to qualify for debates.
first to weigh in following Barr’s press conference.