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</p> The Maryland Democrat said the bill would be taken up after the August recess.</p> In the past few days, Democrats have gone back and forth over passing Texas Rep.
</p> [Trump, Democrats split differences in two-year budget deal]</p> Trump’s signature on the bill, assuming the Senate passes it next week as expected, would lower the temperature a bit on deadline-driven
</p> [Bill would honor Rep. Walter Jones by repealing AUMF]</p> Foreign Relations ranking member Robert Menendez responded he wasn’t reassured by promises to consult with lawmakers.
</p>Legislation pending In fact, the House Armed Services Committee adopted in June an amendment to its fiscal 2020 defense authorization bill that would require the Defense Department to review all its
Bill Clinton, Hyten’s spokesman at U.S. Strategic Command, said as the meeting was nearing a conclusion.</p> Hyten did not answer questions from reporters when he left the meeting.
</p> The facility became a flashpoint for Democrats as negotiations over a supplemental appropriations bill for the border emergency went into full swing.
</p> Sen.
</p> [Senate backs bill to stem flood of robocalls plaguing cell phones]</p> New Jersey Democrat Frank Pallone Jr. teamed up with Oregon Republican Greg Walden to sponsor the measure, which would require
</p> [McConnell introduces bill making the legal smoking age 21]</p> But it will be hard to have that debate without bringing up the broader issue of flavored e-cigarettes.
</p> [Podcast: What we know so far about the budget, debt limit deal]</p> The 26-page bill expected to get a House vote Thursday would increase discretionary spending limits by nearly $324 billion over
</p> The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved the bill by voice vote for floor consideration, but it’s not clear if it will get there.
</p> [Climate change protesters glue themselves together in tunnel to Capitol]</p> Democrats will hold a series of hearings and private meetings on climate before unveiling a bill, which they expect to
</p> But Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn said the bill was “moving in the right direction.”</p> Louisiana Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy offered a more full-throated endorsement.
</p> By the lopsided vote of 97-2, the Senate agreed to a House-passed bill that would effectively make permanent a special compensation fund for first responders and other victims of the 2001 attacks,
The measure was included in both versions of the defense authorization bill, which awaits a conference committee.
</p> But he didn’t say the words “I will sign the bill,” which has spawned some nervousness, particularly given the reaction of conservatives on and off Capitol Hill. Texas Republican Sen.
</p> The bill is expected to be formally unveiled Tuesday, and an advance copy was reviewed by CQ Roll Call.
</p> The U.S.
</p> [2020 census affects more than representation, billions at stake]</p> Democratic Sen.