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</p> The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is marking up a bill Tuesday reauthorizing FEMA and refining procedures to speed and streamline disaster recovery efforts and reduce bureaucratic
Bill Cassidy in Louisiana’s GOP primary for Senate, throwing its support behind a conservative underdog in one of the cycle’s most competitive races.
At the prospect of the bill, Sandlin sold the property for a significant profit — another investment group paid Sandlin $4.6 million for the land — while the legislation, which never became law, was under
</p> Skelton’s death, coming on the heels of the passing of Rep. C.W. Bill Young, R-Fla., earlier this month, represents a changing of the guard for Congress’s old defense bulls.
But this week promises to see three sets of negotiations getting started — on the budget, the farm bill and perhaps the water projects package.
Bill Young, R-Fla.</p> The White House did issue statements about the president’s solemn regards to both but did not specify flag procedures.
</p> “We ask that the process be approached slowly,” said Barbara Lang, president and CEO of the D.C. Chamber of Commerce.
</p> “This is a difficult problem without an easy solution,” Grassley said.
</p> On Friday, four freshmen — Pete Gallego and Filemon Vela of Texas, Krysten Sinema of Arizona and Bill Enyart of Illinois — along with sophomore Rep.
</p> But almost no one expects that to happen.</p> Not Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Not House Budget Chairman Paul D. Ryan.
</p> The two “politicians” I interviewed were very different from each other.</p> Pam Byrnes, who is challenging GOP Rep. Tim Walberg in Michigan’s 7th District, was refreshingly blunt.
</p> The two “politicians” I interviewed were very different from each other.</p> Pam Byrnes, who is challenging GOP Rep. Tim Walberg in Michigan’s 7th District, was refreshingly blunt.
</p> That puts the vote count at 56.
</p> Tucking the Olmsted provision in the 14-page CR sparked far more interest than there had been for the infrastructure plan in the 66-page spending bill.
</p> In advance of the formal kick off of the House-Senate farm bill conference next week, Sen.
bill unfinished.
</p> The high-profile conferences on the budget and the farm bill could serve as the primary sites of legislative activity, but it’s not yet clear how much of either conference’s inner workings the public
Yellen appears to already have enough support to overcome a filibuster, unless Republicans and some sympathetic Democrats decide to back his quest for a vote on the audit bill.
</p> Referendum supporters, including DC Vote, strongly support efforts to move a budget autonomy bill through Congress.
Ultimately the American consumer is stuck footing the bill for an antiquated energy policy that is reliant on others.