Senate readies for Mayorkas impeachment showdown
John Thune, R-S.D., told reporters Tuesday that there are talks behind the scenes over whether there would be a time agreement for debate before a planned vote to dispense with the articles.
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Lifeline for foreign aid package, speaker’s job up to Democrats
Thomas Massie, R-Ky., announced after the meeting that he is now on board with the effort by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., to boot Johnson from the speaker’s chair.
Rep. Raúl Grijalva announces he has cancer
Raúl M. Grijalva has been diagnosed with cancer, his office announced Tuesday. "A few weeks ago, I sought medical treatment for a persistent cough which was initially diagnosed as pneumonia.
Supreme Court sounds unlikely to limit medication abortion access
Justice Neil M. Gorsuch questioned the 5th Circuit’s use of a nationwide injunction against the FDA to address the objections raised by the doctors.
Senate sends spending package to Biden, wrapping up fiscal 2024
Ted Cruz, R-Texas, that would prevent the Biden administration from waiving sanctions on Iran and an amendment offered by Sen.
Scramble to finish spending bill text is on as details start trickling out
Mike Garcia, R-Calif., said after the meeting. Final passage wouldn’t come until this weekend at the earliest, and senators are working to accommodate Sen.
House leaders mull Friday vote on final spending package
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told GOP lawmakers in a meeting Tuesday that he’d consider putting the measure on the floor Friday, people familiar with the discussions said.
Supreme Court sounds reluctant to curb US social media outreach
Justice Brett M.
DHS headed for yearlong stopgap as appropriations finale comes into focus
Specifically, the two largest measures in the package, the Defense and Labor-HHS-Education bills, have limited remaining issues, Senate Appropriations ranking member Susan Collins, R-Maine, said Thursday
Supreme Court to weigh government role in online misinformation
Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and 44 other Republicans in Congress signed onto a brief in the case arguing to uphold the injunction, claiming the Biden administration has suppressed conservative speech online.
Biden budget offers up election-year contrast with GOP foes
The president claimed credit for substantial deficit reduction already in the pipeline, including through the debt limit and spending caps law he brokered with former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.,
Biden, ‘Big Four’ to meet as spending talks sputter
For his part, Johnson, R-La., called Schumer’s missive "counterproductive" and said it fails to acknowledge "good faith" attempts to reach an agreement.
Tall order for lawmakers to finish spending bills next week
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is under heavy pressure from conservatives to eke out some policy victories despite Democrats controlling the Senate and White House, however.
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At the Races: Border battle fallout
Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., announced Thursday afternoon she’s not seeking another term.
House GOP clears path for tax package with ‘SALT’ on the side
Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., said a vote on a stand-alone bill seemed like a reasonable compromise.
Lawmakers struggle to limit US tech investment in China
Mike Gallagher, R-Wis., the chairman of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, described some of the challenges in a letter this month to Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo.
Johnson’s plan to expedite tax deal already faces backlash
House Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith, R-Mo., who negotiated the deal with Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden, D-Ore., is due to pitch the GOP conference on the deal Tuesday.
Palestinian aid emerges as sticking point in supplemental talks
But Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., pushed back against Gaza aid, saying the Palestinians had no reliable governing entity that could be trusted with it.
High court hears arguments in cases that challenge deference to executive agencies that interpret the law
Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh argued that the doctrine has meant less stability in the legal system as each administration brings in its own interpretation of the law.
Biden meeting doesn’t change contours of debate over Ukraine, border
"I told the president what I had been saying for many months, and that is we must change at the border, substantive policy change," Johnson, R-La., said outside the West Wing.