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</p> The White House requested $22.5 billion from Congress for supplemental COVID-19 aid, but House lawmakers are now working on a bill that would provide $15.6 billion.
</p> Still, the inclusion of the funding is a victory for military vehicle safety advocates.
</p> In a fiscal 2022 intelligence authorization bill that was tucked into an omnibus spending measure passed last week, lawmakers asked U.S. spy agencies to assess and provide details on the “cooperation
</p> Other states have looked to implement more restrictive abortion laws, such as a Texas-style proposal from a Missouri Republican that seeks to go even further.</p> State Rep.
</p> ESG investors’ push for greater disclosure on political spending and lobbying efforts has attracted attention from some lawmakers. A bill (HR 1087) from Rep.
</p> Montana Democrat Jon Tester, the chairman of the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, said he and his colleagues produced “the best bill possible.”
</p> Last month, a bipartisan group of senators unveiled details of a new authorization bill, which removed a key firearms provision that had held up talks for months.
</p> The 2,741-page bill, the result of weeks of hard bargaining, was unveiled in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, barely three days before current stopgap funding will expire.
</p> Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., a former Army helicopter pilot, told CQ Roll Call she is filing the bill today to alter the rules governing the Agriculture Department’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
</p> But some segments of the industry appear to be recovering faster than others.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday the House would vote on and pass a bill that bans the import of Russian oil and gas products.
</p> When the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee marked up a Coast Guard bill last week, Rep.
</p> ‘Too goddamn expensive’ House Republicans criticized the bill during initial debate Wednesday as more costly than nine Cabinet departments combined.
</p> Hassan is considered vulnerable for reelection in November; Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales rates her seat Tilt Democratic.</p> A co-sponsor of the Hassan-Young bill, Sen.
</p> Republicans are calling for such a bill to move forward promptly, but Democrats instead want to include it in the fiscal 2022 omnibus spending package that Congress hopes to send to the White House
</p> Those tests depend on the Senate going along with the $6 million for a pilot project in the House’s fiscal 2022 Financial Services appropriations bill.
</p> [Immigration likely to take lower profile in Biden speech after mixed year]</p> “Climate change is a threat to human well-being and planetary health,” according to the assessment from leading scientists
</p> Sen.
President Joe Biden entered office with big plans on the notoriously thorny issue of immigration — a sweeping bill that would legalize millions of undocumented immigrants and widespread rollbacks of Trump-era