Senate Democrats press on Clarence Thomas ethics concerns
Durbin said Sunday on NBC’s "Meet the Press" that he would not invite Thomas to testify. "I think I know what would happen to that invitation. It would be ignored," Durbin said.
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Biden district Republicans hold their fire on debt ceiling bill
Emmer also cited the popularity of provisions in the bill that would expand or add work requirements for able-bodied adults without young children to federal benefit programs and the repeal of Biden’s
Truckers and lawmakers pitch tax repeal to meet emission goals
Highway Trust Fund The federal excise tax on trucks was enacted in 1917 to defray the costs of World War I and eventually the Great Depression, World War II and the Korean War.
House passes bill to bar transgender athletes from sports
-Fla., said during floor debate Wednesday.
Senate invites chief justice to testify on Supreme Court ethics
I invite you to join it," the Illinois Democrat wrote.
Senate supporters rally to Labor nominee Su against GOP critics
"I do not think that you should be secretary of Labor," ranking member Cassidy said.
Republicans urge tweaks to House debt limit bill ahead of vote
"Talk to the speaker about that, but I think that they’ve closed it," said House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn. "We’re going to be voting on the bill. It’ll be coming to the floor."
Lawmakers ‘scratching their heads’ at lack of answers on health breach
A server containing the personal information was misconfigured in a way that allowed access without proper authentication, Kofman said at a House hearing.
Debt limit bill in hand, McCarthy eyes vote next week
"Our plan ensures adults without dependents earn a paycheck and learn new skills," McCarthy said.Â
‘King of Asphalt’ Bud Shuster dies at age 91
"I hope they put on my tombstone 40 years from now: He helped build America," Shuster once said. In his district, Shuster’s road-building efforts became legendary.
Supreme Court could soon rule on abortion drug
"Look, I agree with the 5th Circuit. If you read the appeals court opinion, I think they called it right. That was done improperly," said Harris.
Lawmakers steer toward food stamp clash on work requirements
SNAP already requires recipients to work and limits food assistance to three of every 36 months for able-bodied adults ages 18 to 49 without dependents.
Climate credits, IRS funds snarl GOP debt limit talks
Whatever bill Republicans put together is meant to serve as an opening bid in negotiations that Democrats have so far declined to engage in, as they seek a "clean" debt limit bill without preconditions
McCarthy blasts Biden, Democrats over debt limit
The measure will "save taxpayers trillions of dollars, make us less dependent on China and curb high inflation — all without touching Social Security or Medicare," McCarthy said in his New York Stock Exchange
Replacing Feinstein can be complicated, Senate history shows
But the New York Democrat said he still needed to consult with the caucus on who the selection should be. "I spoke to Sen. Feinstein just a few days ago.
McConnell returns to Senate, urges Biden to ‘stop wasting time’ on debt ceiling
I want to thank all my colleagues for their warm wishes, shared over the past few weeks," the Kentucky Republican said on the floor, quipping of hitting his head during his tumble: "Suffice to say this
Asking Clarence Thomas to testify in Senate could spark a showdown
Blackman said. "Which is really the purpose. I can’t see a world in which Thomas voluntarily testify under oath before the Senate."
McConnell will return to Senate Monday after recovery from injuries
"I am looking forward to returning to the Senate on Monday. We’ve got important business to tackle and big fights to win for Kentuckians and the American people," McConnell said in a Thursday tweet.
Advocates eye farm bill to avert drop in affordable rural housing
Without action from Congress, rural communities stand to lose more than 100,000 affordable rental units in the next decade as federally subsidized loans used to build the apartments are paid off, ending
States act to curtail kids online, raising pressure on Congress
The tech companies are already warning that without a national standard, the state laws could mean more data gets collected.Â