Opinion · 116th Congress
Tax code typo is harming America’s restaurants
</p> Unlike many here, my passion is not politics — it’s hospitality.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Try again: Lofgren rejects House clerk’s eyebrow-raising choice
</p> The younger Cole most recently worked as a server at Crystal City Sports Pub.</p> Duffy, a Wisconsin Republican, resigned from Congress Sept. 23.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Ivanka gets President Trump to make the pitch for paid leave
</p> For instance, Crenshaw touted a bill that would let workers use their future Social Security payments for paid leave. It’s “not a handout,” said Crenshaw. “It’s borrowing for your future.”
White House · 116th Congress
Official: White House not worried Senate’s lack of input might sink USMCA
</p> The Trump administration instead intends to send Congress a final implementing bill soon.
Congress · 116th Congress
Appropriators reach spending agreement, fend off possibility of government shutdown
Both parties have pledged to avoid another omnibus bill encompassing all 12 bills since the fiscal 2018 law was enacted in March 2018.
Congress · 116th Congress
J. Brett Blanton on track to become next architect of the Capitol
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Blanton has more than 25 years of experience in facilities operations and construction management, most recently as deputy vice president for the Metropolitan Washington Airports
Policy · 116th Congress
Ways and Means offers its own plan on surprise medical bills
Ways and Means Committee released its own proposal Wednesday for ending surprise medical bills, potentially complicating an effort by some lawmakers to include a rival proposal in a year-end spending bill
Opinion · 116th Congress
Voting rights, a partisan issue? Yes, Republicans have fallen that far
</p> Last week, another proposed bill joined the list, with little doubt that it too would meet the same Senate fate. The two parties can’t even agree on what to call it.
Congress · 116th Congress
Amid impeachment saga, a kitchen sink of legislative dealing
</p> Senate Finance Chairman Charles E.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Walking and chewing
</p> By unveiling articles of impeachment on the same day as a trade deal known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, and scheduling a vote today on a bill to lower prescription drug prices, Democrats
Congress · 116th Congress
Congress poised to pass paid parental leave for federal workers
</p> The provision, folded into a defense bill months in the working, would give all federal civilian employees three months of paid leave for the birth, adoption or fostering of a child.
Congress · 116th Congress
Powerful patrons duel over California projects in final spending package
</p> It was defeated 22-30, after Energy-Water Subcommittee Chairwoman Marcy Kaptur called it a “poison pill” that could kill the underlying bill.
Congress · 116th Congress
Study shows growing ocean damage as protection bills languish
</p> The study comes a day after the House passed a bill to address climate-related coastal issues for native American communities. The bill includes an amendment by Rep.
Congress · 116th Congress
Lowey: Spending deal looking more likely this week
Lawmakers only have until a temporary spending bill expires on Dec. 20 at midnight to fund the government, or experience another partial government shutdown.
Congress · 116th Congress
Overlooked plans to add Medicare benefits get more attention
A long-shot bid to expand health care benefits for seniors is beginning to gain attention as part of Democrats’ signature health care bill, which the House is expected to vote on Thursday.
Congress · 116th Congress
OMB: Ukraine aid delay was consistent with law, past practice
</p> OMB initially halted the obligation of a $250 million Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funded in the fiscal 2019 Defense appropriations bill at the request of President Donald Trump.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Elizabeth Warren’s big bad idea: Taxing our way to prosperity
Kennedy in 1963 and Bill Clinton in 1997 both embraced significant tax cuts. Going from 1963 to 1969, IRS revenues increased 48 percent and 13.9 million jobs were created.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Ivanka Trump’s paid leave summit marks turning point in long battle to get Republican buy-in
</p> Except when it comes to paid leave.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trade deal sparks divisions in K Street
</p> Odd allies, including the labor group AFL-CIO and the business lobby U.S.
Congress · 116th Congress
In scrutinizing IG report on FBI, senators differ on what’s important
‘Bill’ Priestap, who approved the case opening, told us that the combination of the [foreign friendly government] information and the FBI’s ongoing cyber intrusion investigation of the July 2016 hacks