Congress · 116th Congress
Political blowback more likely for senators who sold pandemic-related stock
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DOJ examining Sen. Richard Burr for stock dump
Burr, a North Carolina Republican and chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, dumped between $628,000 and $1.72 million in his securities holdings on Feb. 13, after the committee began receiving
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Watchdog seeks probe of campaign spending by Mississippi Rep. Palazzo
A watchdog group is asking the Office of Congressional Ethics to investigate Rep. Steven M.
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Former Sen. Tom Coburn has died at age 72
Coburn was perhaps best known for his “Wastebook” reports that highlighted what he considered the squandering of taxpayer money.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
COVID-19 complication: PACs can’t deliver promised checks
The National Republican Congressional Committee had to postpone its big spring fundraising dinner, set for April.
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Hospitals, health centers, veterans to get relief in coronavirus stimulus bill
The legislation includes controversial language on substance use records that has been a hard sell for some influential Democrats including Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
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Schumer: Stimulus package deal on ‘2-yard line’
She said the new bill would include the creation of a dedicated inspector general and a five-member congressional committee to ensure that business loans are used appropriately.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer crusades for community banks
[Big data poses big problems for banks, experts say] “I’m probably the only one in this room today that’s actually filled out my [Community Reinvestment Act] exam reports,” Luetkemeyer said
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Campus Notebook: Trahan opens legal expense fund to address Ethics inquiry
Reports on contributions and spending must be filed on a quarterly basis with the committee and for the public at the Legislative Resource Center.
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Mnuchin defends Treasury tax law implementation
Committee Republicans were quick to come to Treasury’s defense. Senate Finance Chairman Charles E.
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Momentum on marijuana moves to statehouses
The push stalled last year in a Democrat-controlled Senate committee. “This bill is stronger than last year’s bill,” Kaltenbach said.
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Democrats seek to put teeth into ‘impoundment’ law
William Hoagland, a former Republican staff director on the Senate Budget Committee. “A rebalancing needs to be brought here.
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Congress unlikely to check Trump’s power to start war with Iran
Mac Thornberry, the top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, told reporters in May that classified intelligence reports showed a “cause for concern” about Iran targeting U.S. personnel.
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Ethics office report says Trahan may have concealed loans by husband from FEC
Lori Trahan’s campaign accepted contributions that exceeded federal limits and that she failed to properly disclose required information, according to an Office of Congressional Ethics report released
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These Democrats helped launch the impeachment inquiry. What’s their next move?
The op-ed made clear the writers, who all have national security backgrounds, thought it would be “an impeachable offense” if reports were true that President Donald Trump pressured the Ukrainian
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In scrutinizing IG report on FBI, senators differ on what’s important
Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz told a Senate Committee on Wednesday that although the FBI’s counterintelligence probe of Donald Trump’s campaign was not motivated by political bias
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Florida Republican Ted Yoho announces he won’t seek a fifth term
“Republicans in safe seats don’t usually retire if they think their party is going to win back the majority in Congress next year,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokeswoman Avery
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Homeland Security announces easing of facial recognition rule
[jwp-video n=”1″] Public outrage But the outcry following news reports about CBP’s expansion of facial recognition reveals a deep and increasing discomfort with the ways in which this largely
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Lowey: Appropriations deal could be struck this weekend
“We are getting all the reports from the subcommittees and then we are going to be working all weekend and hopefully getting it all resolved,” Lowey said.
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 6
As expected, President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court on Friday to temporarily halt the enforcement of congressional subpoenas for financial records of the president and his business from Deutsche