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</p> Senate Judiciary member Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., cited the lack of action at the Tuesday hearing. “We have not passed one bill out of the U.S.
</p> On the House side, there have been only three exceptions in more than a century: 1934, at the depths of the Depression; 1998, as Republicans overreached in impeaching Bill Clinton; and 2002, when
</p> “The numbers came in red hot and the White House is having a big party today to celebrate a bill that was passed on party-line votes alone, that is going to guarantee to make inflation even worse
</p> Other highlights include new nonpartisan programming during member orientation, more automation in bill tracking and obtaining co-sponsors, and a centralized human resources hub maintained by the
</p> Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., the top GOP member on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, released the bill Monday, inching out her home-state peer Sen.
</p> Rep. Donald M.
</p> Created in 1980 and empowered by executive orders signed by presidents Ronald Reagan in 1981 and Bill Clinton in 1993, the office plays the role of an ombudsman as federal agencies write drafts of
</p> Libby, a beagle and spaniel mix, plays in a puddle along 3rd Street Northwest on the day the Senate returned from the August recess on Tuesday.
Schumer, D-N.Y., agreed to hold a vote on a separate bill from the West Virginian this month.
</p> Congress cleared the “chips and science” bill in July and Biden signed it Aug. 9.
He handled House Democratic leaders adding all kinds of progressive goodies to a semiconductor and technology competition bill he helped write with aplomb, eventually passing a compromise bill.
</p> Warm up the punter: It’s September, so the approaching end of another fiscal year means Congress is preparing a short-term spending bill that will allow lawmakers to go off and campaign and not have
</p> For Quiroz, that means uncertainty about his family’s future.
</p> But navigating the evenly divided Senate to get the 60 votes needed to advance the as-yet-unwritten stopgap funding bill will likely require tough negotiations regarding pandemic-related funding,
</p> 1998: Democrats gain seats Democrats gained five seats during President Bill Clinton’s second midterm election, and they were helped significantly by the economy and Republican blunders.
</p> Doctors’ groups say they might have to see fewer Medicare patients or reduce staff if the cuts go through.
</p> Maloney’s explanation gives new meaning to the phrase “situational ethics.”
</p> The current plan is for the House to consider the stopgap bill next week, leaving plenty of time, in theory, to get it through the Senate and to Biden’s desk.
</p> A bill was approved, 53-2, by the House Energy and Commerce Committee on July 20.
</p> Raimondo said the U.S. uses 25 percent of the world’s cutting-edge chips but doesn’t make any of them.