Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Eyes on the ball and the ballot
As the Hurricanes look to win their first title since 2006, Democrats are hoping to win a Senate race there for the first time since 2008.
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Congress · 119th Congress
Reconciliation bill punted until after Memorial Day recess
Congressional leaders are closing up shop for the week without voting on their long-sought immigration budget bill, as Senate Republicans struggled to agree on legislative text amid an 11th-hour fight
Congress · 119th Congress
House passes housing bill still at odds with Senate version
The House vote on the measure was procedurally to adopt a resolution concurring in a Senate amendment, a move that effectively swapped in House text to the bill passed by the Senate.
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Taxes on the trail
Lines in the sand: Trump’s harsh rhetoric amid the volatile conflict with Iran has galvanized Democrats in Congress, with growing calls for impeachment or invoking the 25th Amendment, Roll Call’s
Congress · 119th Congress
Can Congress find a path on government ‘jawboning’ limits?
↵↵The Texas Republican has not yet released bill text for his anti-jawboning push, but any legislation that would prohibit indirect censorship would need to draw a careful line around what kind of communications
Congress · 117th Congress
‘We’ll have catastrophe’: Jan. 6 committee warns Trump-led threat to elections is ongoing
The select committee displayed an alleged text message from Sean Riley, an aide to Wisconsin GOP Sen.
Congress · 117th Congress
‘Directly related’: Two key words could sink long-shot talks on preventing mass shootings
<p class="has-black-color has-text-color">“Every other nation, from Canada to England, has all the same issues that we have: mental health issues, people being whipped into hate on the internet, violent
Congress · 117th Congress
Infrastructure vote looks shaky as progressives balk, again
Progressive lawmakers said they wanted to see the actual text and also wanted assurances it could pass the 50-50 Senate, with some even calling for a Senate vote first on the final text, which may