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</p> </p> Reid in recent weeks has offered little hope that he would revive the three-bill, $126.2 billion spending package he pulled from the floor in June after an amendment standoff with his Republican
</p> Senate Majority Whip Richard J.
the likelihood the supplemental may be the only appropriations measure, beyond a stop-gap spending bill, that could make it through both chambers of Congress before the Oct. 1 start of the fiscal year.
</p> Schucard was immediately placed on unpaid leave from Marino’s office, chief of staff Bill Tighe told CQ Roll Call in a phone call.
Pat Buchanan, after helping sink a universal child care bill while in the Nixon White House, never had kids, and that “rough-and-tumble play” can actually make us smarter.
Shucard could face up to five years in prison if convicted of the felony, according to Bill Miller, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, which will review the case.
Shucard could face up to five years in prison if convicted of the felony, according to Bill Miller, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, which will review the case.
</p> Goodlatte’s bill would establish tougher standards for asylum seekers, consistent with the Judiciary chairman’s repeated cries for government crackdowns on asylum fraud.
House Republicans reached back to recent history Tuesday to rebut Democratic critics who blame them for not working on a multi-year transportation authorization bill.</p> </p> Rep.
finalize its bill to provide funding to stem the border crisis.
as soon as Thursday — and he said Republicans were working with the chairman of the Appropriations Committee, Harold Rogers of Kentucky, to come up with a supplemental bill to address the crisis.
finalize its bill to provide funding to stem the border crisis.
</p> When Paul introduced an amendment to the now-dead sportsmen’s bill that would have altered D.C. gun laws, home-rule advocates called the libertarian a hypocrite for not allowing locally elected
John Hickenlooper said Wednesday that he was giving up on his effort to craft a compromise bill on local control of oil and gas drilling and that there would be no special legislative session.”
Representatives Lois Capps, D-Calif., and Grace Meng, D-N.Y. have crafted the same bill in the House.
This ambitious bill, which recently passed out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with strong bipartisan support, would usher in a paradigm shift for how the U.S. pursues its development and foreign
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Georgia Rep.
</p> “The highway bill has to move forward, and I’m going to do everything I can to expedite it as much as I can, quickly,” the Nevada Democrat told reporters.
</p> The $20.2 billion measure (HR 5016) was passed 228-195 in a largely party line vote. It marks the first time since 2007 the House has moved the bill as stand-alone legislation.