Congress · 117th Congress
Senate passes AAPI bill with wide bipartisan support
</p> And the amendment added language from a bill from Connecticut Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Kansas Republican Sen.
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Policy · 117th Congress
Lawmakers propose bipartisan bill to address border influx
</p> Cornyn described the proposed legislation as the first bipartisan, bicameral bill to address the recent increase in migrants coming to the U.S.
Congress · 117th Congress
Urgent Capitol security needs put spotlight on ‘sleepy’ spending bill
</p> Earlier this week, House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer, D-Md., said he is aiming to have the security spending bill on the floor in May.
Congress · 117th Congress
House set to vote on DC statehood, but all eyes are on the Senate
</p> The House will vote on a statehood bill for the second year in a row, and Democrats are once again confident it will pass.
Congress · 117th Congress
Watch: House passes DC statehood bill once again, despite uphill fight in Senate
The House passed a bill Thursday that would make Washington the 51st state, but the bill faces a difficult fight ahead in the Senate.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats unimpressed by GOP’s $568 billion infrastructure plan
Crapo, the ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over paying for the bill.
Opinion · 117th Congress
One Black life mattered, this time
Larry Hogan’s veto of a bill that repealed the state’s powerful Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights.
Congress · 117th Congress
Top bipartisan group relaunches $110 billion technology bill
</p> The draft bill, known as the Endless Frontier Act, championed by Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., and Sen.
Policy · 117th Congress
Progressive lawmakers push for free college for most families
</p> The bill would guarantee tuition-free community college for all students and allow students from families earning less than $125,000 to attend a public college or university for free.
Congress · 117th Congress
House passes temporary extension for regulating fentanyl as Schedule 1 drug
</p> The House passed its bill under suspension of the rules Wednesday afternoon.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Photo of the day: Family chat
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Lawrence Jackson, chief photographer for Vice President Kamala Harris, talks on Wednesday with Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., who is also his father-in-law.
Policy · 117th Congress
Change of government and political turmoil keep lobbyists busy, disclosures show
elections, voting, campaign finance and lobbying laws, a bill given the ceremonial top-priority number of HR 1.
Congress · 117th Congress
Capitol Police request for dramatic budget boost met with skepticism on Hill
</p> Senate Appropriations Chairman Patrick J.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
‘Friend when needed, foe when appropriate’: Congress remembers Alcee Hastings
He voted for both of Donald Trump’s impeachments, and before that, for a federal judge’s and against Bill Clinton’s. But in his first, he didn’t get to vote at all. </p> It was his own.
Policy · 117th Congress
Rep. Grace Meng on fighting COVID-19 and hatred aimed at Asian Americans
The Senate has bipartisan votes scheduled for Wednesday on a bill sponsored by Hawaii Democrat Mazie K.
Congress · 117th Congress
For Congressional Black Caucus, relief and resolve after Chauvin verdict
</p> The bill would require more reporting on police data and restrict the use of practices such as choke holds and “no-knock warrants” by federal law enforcement and local departments that get federal
Congress · 117th Congress
As VAWA awaits Senate vote, experts weigh in on the way we talk about abuse
The House passed the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act in March, but society’s language around domestic violence (and even the bill name itself) has been criticized in recent years.
Congress · 117th Congress
Tech tools help deepen citizen input in drafting laws abroad and in U.S. states
</p> The case of Brazil At about the same time that Taiwan’s Sunflower movement was unfolding, in Brazil then-President Dilma Rousseff signed into law the country’s internet bill of rights in April 2014
Congress · 117th Congress
Axing ‘SALT’ limit would widen income gap, witness tells panel
Bill Cassidy, R-La., in response to his question about whether she’d oppose Democratic efforts to repeal the “SALT” cap.