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</p> It’s taken over a year of effort to get Manchin to sign on to a bill, which still faces potential hurdles from a handful of other Democrats who may have issues with what’s in and left out of his
</p> Leahy, 82, needed hip replacement surgery after suffering a fall in his McLean, Va., home in June. He underwent a second surgery on July 19.
</p> Sinema is withholding comment on the $300 billion deficit-reducing bill that Manchin and Senate Majority Leader Charles E.
</p> The House passed what lawmakers are now calling the “chips and science” bill by a bipartisan vote of 243-187, with 24 Republicans joining all but one Democrat in voting for the measure.
</p> The committee’s request is $780.4 million above fiscal 2022 spending, lower than the 20 percent jump requested in the $5.7 billion House bill.
to the bill text.
Burr of North Carolina, one of the key authors of the Senate ARPA-H bill, said he signed on to a letter with other North Carolina lawmakers “only because it seemed like every other state had a letter out
Dean Phillips, D-Minn., urged people to read the climate provisions in the bill that Democrats released Wednesday, describing them as the most important yet. The new bill came after Sen.
Davis said he plans to introduce a bill he called the American Confidence in Elections Act, which would include model state elections legislation and support for nationwide voter ID requirements.
border; $2.9 billion in the Interior-Environment measure, largely for disaster relief, including at national parks; $1.4 billion in housing recovery funds for disaster victims in the Transportation-HUD bill
Though the revamped measure, once known as “Build Back Better,” has assumed an anti-inflation moniker, Republicans said the new bill would hurt the economy, which they argued was already in recession.
</p> And what’s to become of the iconic Tour de France?
</p> [Amended veterans toxic exposure bill teed up in House]</p> Toomey used a floor speech Tuesday night to urge his fellow Republicans to join him in blocking the bill because of its potential for
</p> The Senate voted 64-33 Wednesday to pass the “chips and science” bill.
</p> The unusual circumstances under which the reconciliation bill came together mean that senators can offer amendments during the upcoming “vote-a-rama” that extend far beyond the drug pricing and health
</p> Details A summary of the bill says it would spend an estimated $433 billion over the next decade.
convene to vote on a reconciliation bill.
</p> At least two lawmakers, Omar and Khanna, tweeted their support.
</p> A handful of senators said they wouldn’t support a chips incentive bill unless it also included the science provisions.
</p> Crapo pointed to his bill and said he hopes to discuss the issue with Democrats.