Senate Republicans get ready to roll on revised budget
The measure would punt, for now, on the overall size of offsetting spending cuts, but the text clearly states a preference for a minimum $2 trillion in cuts over 10 years.
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House budget headed for panel approval after deal with holdouts
The deal that the Freedom Caucus struck with leadership would change the text of the budget resolution in two ways, Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris, R-Md., said off the floor during House votes Thursday
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the races: Immigration politics hit the Hill
Congress’ first bill of the year could foreshadow how much political reality may affect the thinking of Senate Democrats.
Is this the year that no one watches political spots?
2016, Hillary Clinton gave lip service to the cause in her convention acceptance speech: "We need to appoint Supreme Court justices who will get money out of politics and … we’ll pass a constitutional amendment
Congress · 117th Congress
Both parties claim wins in massive omnibus spending bill
First vote Tuesday Democrats introduced the bill in the Senate, where a procedural vote is expected Tuesday to kickstart the floor process by moving to bring up the shell legislative vehicle.
Congress · 117th Congress
Health care budget bill to face open-ended ‘vote-a-rama’
A full CBO score wasn’t yet available for the not-yet-released Senate substitute text. But under the publicly unveiled parameters of a deal struck between Majority Leader Charles E.
Congress · 117th Congress
Former Utah Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, who helped shape health and tax policy, dead at 88
<p class="has-text-align-center">[Orrin Hatch Prepares for His Senate Exit] Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Hatch grew up in poverty.
Congress · 117th Congress
House Democrats put paid leave back in budget bill as vote nears
Pelosi sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to House Democrats on Wednesday morning saying the manager’s amendment “contains some changes” to the package.
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
Congress · 117th Congress
Wyden details proposed tax on billionaires’ unrealized gains
Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden released text for the first time Wednesday morning of his proposal to tax the yearly change in value of billionaires’ assets, detailing a plan to get at the wealth of the
Congress · 117th Congress
Cryptocurrency tax reporting deal scotched in Senate
Wyden led the first proposed amendment to the provision, with Toomey and Lummis, which would have directly exempted those developing digital assets or their protocols for others, unless they’re customers
Policy · 117th Congress
Wyden wants tweaks to infrastructure bill’s cryptocurrency rules
Wyden hasn’t ruled out putting forward his own amendment as a fix. He’s not alone in aiming to adjust that portion of the bill. Sen. Patrick J.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Wide splits evident on voting and campaign finance as Senate panel takes up overhaul
that Chairwoman Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota had wanted to swap for the original text.
Policy · 117th Congress
Draft Senate aid plan would cut direct funds to cities, counties
But the rest would have to wait until they’ve spent at least 80 percent of the first tranche or 60 days before the start of their fiscal year starting in 2023, whichever is earlier.
Congress · 116th Congress
House sends four spending bills to Senate, defying Trump veto threat
The House passed its first batch of appropriations bills Friday after a truncated process with big batches of en bloc amendment votes, foreshadowing a similar whirlwind of activity on the floor next week
Congress · 116th Congress
Road ahead: Defense discussions dominate, plus infrastructure week in the House
The base text coming out of committee includes language that would require the Pentagon to change the names within three years, though the White House has said the president would not sign such a bill.