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</p> With the shutdown stretching into its seventh week and pressure growing to pay DHS workers, Trump rallied behind a Senate plan that envisioned passing a filibuster-proof reconciliation bill to provide
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Justice Sonia Sotomayor pointed out that the administration asked the court to only have the ruling apply going forward, but the government’s reasoning in the case could be used
</p> “I’m quite convinced that it can’t be that every Senate Republican read the language of this bill,” Johnson said.
</p> Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna vowed to put pressure on leadership, filing a discharge petition to try to bring the bill to the floor.
</p> In the House, Arrington said, “we have a lot” of Republicans who want the cost of a reconciliation bill to be offset.
</p> This is the second time the case has reached the justices.
</p> The bill calls for states to make unspecified “reasonable accommodations” for people with disabilities.</p> Sen.
</p> Procedural hurdles Even if Republican leaders did want to move forward with the Senate bill as is, they would run into a major procedural hurdle.
</p> After a late night of negotiations, the Senate agreed to a modified version of a bill that would fund all of the department with the exception of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and most of Customs
</p> The House on Friday passed a stopgap funding bill for the department that Senate Democrats warned has no chance of winning approval in their chamber.
</p> The Alaska Republican, along with her Senate colleagues, were in town that day for a rare weekend session to continue extended debate on the GOP’s voter ID bill pushed by President Donald Trump.
That bill is the House’s response to the January 2025 collision of an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Ronald Reagan National Airport, killing all 67 people on both
</p> Here are some of he top images of the past week from Roll Call’s photojournalists.</p> Members of the Idaho National Guard greet runners on North Capitol Street during the St.
</p> The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted 62-0 in favor of an amended bill from Chairman Sam Graves, R-Mo.
</p> The legislation, if passed by the House, faces little chance of passing in the Senate as a stand-alone bill.</p> Rep.
filibuster-proof budget reconciliation bill.
and the Republican budget reconciliation law known as the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” allocated $150 million for the semiquincentennial.
</p> Meanwhile, the next jobs report is scheduled to be released a week from Friday.</p> Starting gate #OKSEN: Energy executive Alan S.
</p> The committee also voted, 52-0, to advance a bill that would set requirements for sending wireless emergency alerts via satellite.
</p> The House-passed bill is fundamentally a policy measure that would require, among other things, that individuals provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections and present