Nail-Biting Vote Moves ‘Cromnibus’ Closer to House Passage (Video)
</p> <p/> At a certain point, the votes were tied. At the very end, Republican leaders pressured two members to vote “yes.” One, Rep.
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Breaking Down the ‘Cromnibus’ Vote (Updated)
</p> Leadership </p> Republican leadership all voted for the bill: Speaker John A.
Breaking Down the ‘Cromnibus’ Vote (Updated)
Michael Conaway, incoming-Republican Study Committee Chairman Bill Flores and Science, Space and Technology Chairman Lamar Smith all voted no. </p> Outgoing-Reps.
Energy Fights Loom Over Next Spending Showdown
Here’s a few of note:</p> </p> — The Senate on Thursday unanimously approved a bill (S 2828) that includes provisions tightening sanctions on Russia, while increasing U.S. energy aid to the Ukraine
Obama, Hoyer Split With Pelosi on ‘Cromnibus’ (Video)
</p> </p> Pelosi delivered a stunning floor speech earlier Thursday where she said she was “enormously disappointed” the White House had called for Democrats to support the bill.
D.C. Marijuana Rider is Officially Chopped Liver
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Boehner Backs Bill, Condemns ‘Cromnibus’ Process (Video)
</p> “Ideally, we would have been able to do this work one bill at a time,” Boehner said, referring to a regular appropriations process.
Enacted or Not Enacted? On D.C. Pot Initiative, Depends on Whom You Ask
</p> For a bill to become a law in the District, a bill must be transmitted to Congress and pass a 30-day congressional review process.
Enacted or Not Enacted? On D.C. Pot Initiative, Depends on Whom You Ask
</p> For a bill to become a law in the District, a bill must be transmitted to Congress and pass a 30-day congressional review process.
After Hours of Uncertainty, House Passes ‘Cromnibus’ (Updated)
</p> Updated 10:19 p.m. | The House narrowly advanced a trillion-dollar spending bill Thursday night to fund nearly all federal operations through the end of the fiscal year.
Boehner: ‘We’re Going To Be Here Until Christmas’ if ‘Cromnibus’ Doesn’t Pass
</p> </p> “This is exactly the way I don’t want to do business,” Boehner said Thursday, just hours before the House was slated to vote on the funding package.
Ohio Democrat Pushes Healthy Eating as Fiscal Issue
Mike Pompeo, who introduced a bill that would block federal or state action to require labeling of foods made with genetically engineered ingredients.
Nail-Biting Vote Moves ‘Cromnibus’ Closer to House Passage
hours of hard-fought negotiations could be lost Thursday if House Democrats decide, just hours before the government is to due to shut down, to band together and rebuff a trillion-dollar federal spending bill
Marijuana Rider, But Will Sign Bill
President Barack Obama opposes a rider on the “cromnibus” prohibiting the District of Columbia from implementing a voter referendum legalizing marijuana but will sign the bill anyway.
Ohio Democrat Pushes Healthy Eating as Fiscal Issue
Mike Pompeo, who introduced a bill that would block federal or state action to require labeling of foods made with genetically engineered ingredients.
Capitol Agencies Monitoring Budget Developments, Not Worried About Shutdown
</p> Other agencies also have a contingency plan — just in case.
‘Dr. No’ Bids Farewell — and Continues to Forestall Senate Work
He’s vowing to require the Senate to exhaust the 30 hours of debate allowed under the rules on the annual defense policy bill, objecting to the inclusion of an unrelated package of lands bills that might
Feinstein Plans to Push for New Laws Stemming from CIA Torture Report
</p> </p> “We’ve already made the changes. Thanks to my efforts we had the Detainee Treatment Act and another bill that prohibits that,” he said Thursday.
McConnell Chief Sharon Soderstrom Wields Influence Behind the Scenes
</p> Her unassuming presence belied the significance of her work.
Congress’ Closing Chaos, as Viewed in the Senate Subway
And that’s rarely been truer than this week — an ending for the lame-duck session marked not only by the tensions surrounding the behemoth budget bill and the gut-wrenching Senate report on CIA excesses