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Colleagues and leaders remember John Lewis as a humble mentor, in addition to an icon
our gun violence bill in the wake of the Orlando nightclub shooting.”
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McCarthy: Liability shield shouldn’t be traded for more regulation
</p> House Democrats included the OSHA standard in a $3.5 trillion relief bill they passed in May.
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Mnuchin gives hints of PPP changes in next COVID-19 relief bill
</p> That still leaves around $130 billion available for new loans.
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Ukraine again emerges as wedge issue, now on defense money bill
</p> Accordingly, Granger and all other Republicans on the panel voted against approving the bill, which passed only on the strength of the Democratic majority’s votes.
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State, local coronavirus aid fight may hinge on school funds
</p> “If we are serious about lifting up communities of color that have faced generations of inequalities, it starts by putting our money where our mouth is and passing this bill,” Senate Minority Whip
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Bipartisan letter urges extension of airline payroll support
</p> House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Peter A.
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Negotiators seem open to trade-offs for coronavirus relief deal
</p> The House’s relief bill, which passed in May on a mostly party-line vote, would offer up to $6,000 in tax rebates per five-person household earning up to $150,000.
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Support grows for foreign aid in upcoming COVID-19 emergency bill
</p> McConnell said Tuesday the Senate’s latest coronavirus spending bill could be released “in the next week or two.”
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Convicted by software? Not so fast, says California lawmaker
</p> Takano’s bill would also task the National Institute of Standards and Technology, known as NIST, with establishing a testing framework for forensic algorithms that federal law enforcement agencies
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For Congress, rancor and politics overshadow consequential coronavirus relief
</p> Logjams ahead The $3 trillion relief bill the House passed on May 15 is far more generous.
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Appropriations gavel candidate pledges federal resources for minorities
</p> The Commerce-Justice-Science bill would establish a $400 million grant program for initiatives that would overhaul police departments.
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Domino effect: Washington football team’s name, statues in DC, in Capitol, face removal
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> Norton filed a bill last year titled the “RFK Memorial Stadium Campus Conveyance Act,” which calls for the sale of the 190-acre Robert F.
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Negotiators look for common ground on unemployment aid extension
</p> [Republicans discussing coronavirus aid package contours]</p> Eager to trim the size of any extended benefits, Mnuchin said “you can assume it will be no more than 100 percent” of what workers would
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Capitol Police force faces lawmaker demands for change
</p> Their draft fiscal 2021 Legislative Branch spending bill and accompanying report call on the department to take numerous steps to give lawmakers and the public more access to its work.
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House Defense spending report shows bad blood with Pentagon
A House panel report accompanying the latest Pentagon spending bill reveals enormous ill will between defense appropriators and the department they fund.
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House bid to remove Confederate statues at Capitol sets up fight with Senate
</p> These items would be removed from the Capitol under the House spending bill:</p> The busts of John Cabell Breckinridge and Roger Brooke Taney.
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Layoff threats scare Senate food workers, but most spared until September
</p> When workers had shifts, they were paid by their contractor, Restaurant Associates.
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Bill to remove Capitol’s Confederate statues OK’d by House panel
Amid the nationwide furor over Confederate statues, the House Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee approved a spending bill that would order the removal of Confederate imagery from the Capitol
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House Democrats propose removal of ‘racial intolerance’ statues from Capitol
</p> The draft text of a $4.2 billion bill, which calls for the Architect of the Capitol to remove statues with ties to the nation’s racist past, comes as the country grapples with racial injustice highlighted
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Issues linger after House Armed Services’ smooth NDAA markup
</p> But beneath the decorous celebration, some real policy disagreements linger. And some of them are likely to resurface when the full chamber takes up the bill later this summer.