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</p> A full-year stopgap is in fact what Democratic leaders are pushing, and they say even a short-term bill running into January would likely just get extended to Sept. 30 anyway.
</p> All eyes are on outgoing Gov. Bill Haslam, who could clear the field and would likely be a successor in the same Republican mold as Alexander.</p> But Rep.
</p> Now the bill sits on Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s desk.
</p> He made the announcement on Monday that he will be retiring at the end of his current term.</p> “I will not be a candidate for re-election to the United States Senate in 2020.
</p> The law remains in place for now — but some consumers may not understand that.</p> If the federal judge’s ruling Friday night is affirmed, it could cause upheaval in the U.S. health care system.
</p> “This bill isn’t perfect, but that’s part of what the legislative process is about,” California Democrat Jackie Speier said Thursday.
Chris Collins indirectly continued his feud with late colleague Louise Slaughter by declining to co-sponsor a bill that would rename a post office in New York after the congresswoman who died in March.
</p> The week of Dec. 10, 2018 in photos: </p>Rep. Carlos Curbelo, R-Fla., Riggins, left, a Welsh Terrier, from his office, Rep.
By Thomas McKinless</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> <p class="p1">It was a non-stop few days of news in Washington with lawmakers grilling Google CEO Sundar Pichai about how iPhones work, a handful of farewell
</p> Judge Reed O’Connor, of the U.S.
</p> One member of Congress voted against it.
Other names thought to be under consideration include Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery and state Treasurer Eileen Klein.
</p> Like McBath, Sullivan said advocating changes to gun laws has given him a new sense of purpose.
</p> ‘Good, Strong Count’ “Really good right now,” Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., said of the in-process whip count on Brady’s new version of the bill.
By Thomas McKinless</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> <p class="p1">The Senate passed a bill to overhaul the process for handling sexual harassment issues on Capitol Hill on Thursday morning. GOP Sen.
</p> [Read the bill text]</p> Senate Rules and Administration Chairman Roy Blunt of Missouri led the passage of the bill, by unanimous consent. Blunt worked with the panel’s ranking member, Sen.
(just after the beginning of the next Congress), passing a stopgap spending bill until late January, or February, or possibly May.
</p> The House conducted its final vote of the week early Thursday and as McCarthy and Minority Whip Steny H.
</p> Watch: Pelosi on Trump Shutdown, Border Wall, Mexico and Press Coverage</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> ‘Really? Really?’
</p> And then there is the example in Eaton’s home state of North Carolina, where the Republican-dominated legislature has passed a bill, after voters approved an addition to the state constitution, awaiting