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</p> Show them the taxes: Seeking to avoid a repeat of the scandal-plagued Trump presidency, House Democrats approved a bill recently, almost entirely along party lines, that would put new limits on executive
</p> [5 things to know about the voting rights bill named for John Lewis]</p> After opposing a comprehensive House-passed version of the broader elections bill, Manchin worked with his colleagues on
</p> In Arkansas, former Republican Rep.
As the defense bill nears passage in the Senate, for example, lawmakers viewed it, in some ways, as “a victory for the GOP and a disappointment to progressives,” CQ Roll Call’s Mark Satter writes.
</p> Some 295 S&P 500 companies now have policies for general board oversight of political spending, up 13.9 percent from 2020, according to a report released this week from the Center for Political Accountability
</p> Standing before a lectern with a “Save America” placard, Trump slammed Democrats for pushing a provision in their still-unpassed social spending bill that he said would amount to “forcing taxpayers
</p> One of DeFazio’s deepest disappointments was that the bipartisan infrastructure bill did not include the sweeping environmental provisions that he had hoped for.
</p> Suozzi, a member of the Ways and Means Committee, has stressed bipartisanship in Congress.
</p> Ryan was referring to the more than $2 trillion package known as the “Build Back Better” bill, which passed the House on Friday and includes a litany of Democratic priorities, such as restored or
</p> It’s a pattern playing out in other states, too.
</p> Gohmert began toying with a run earlier this month.
</p> The bipartisan infrastructure bill became law this week, making it through several roadblocks on the path to passage. But the journey is just beginning for Democrats.
</p> Levin couldn’t be reached for comment.
Her bill, the STOP Act, would have removed the handling of military sexual assault cases from the chain of command and created a new, autonomous office to handle such claims.
</p> By Kate Ackley, Bridget Bowman and Stephanie Akin</p> The bipartisan infrastructure bill that President Joe Biden is expected to sign Monday gives Democrats something to tout, with a year to go
The battle over COVID-19 mandates has some voters fatigued and wanting to move on, and although the House passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill late last week, it was held hostage for months as Democrats
</p> “These results should be an alarm clock rousing us from sleep,” said Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., a New Jersey Democrat whose state’s Democratic governor won a surprisingly close reelection race.
</p> The first and most obvious point is that gubernatorial contests are fundamentally different from federal races.</p> Incumbent Republican Govs.