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</p> O’Halleran’s bill passed through the House and Senate with bipartisan support.</p> “Most of the bills that have gone through, there’s a sense of bipartisanship to them,” he said.
Bill Hagerty, who stepped down in July as ambassador to Japan, announced his campaign for Senate in Tennessee on Monday.
</p> “In addition to working to expand background checks, I am focused on building support for a bipartisan bill that I have with Sen.
</p> Pelosi and Schumer wrote to Trump on Sunday, seeking his support for the bill already passed by the House to expand background checks, citing McConnell’s comments last month that the Senate was waiting
</p> Recent polls have shown Democrat Dan McCready either narrowly leading or tied with Republican state Sen. Dan Bishop, the sponsor of the state’s controversial “bathroom bill.”
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> “Our kids deserve to be safe at school. Who is your #GunSafetyPresident?” the video asks.
</p> — Donald J.
</p> The other members were cool to Trump’s idea because they feel the term limits allow for advancement in their conference and new ideas to surface in committees.</p> Rep.
</p> In a statement of policy before the House and Senate get together in a conference committee to work out their differences in a wide-ranging Pentagon policy bill, the White House said it supports a
</p> The stopgap spending bill, needed to keep the government funded when the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1, will likely last until late November, according to a House Democratic aide.
</p> [Trump again signals gun background checks bill is not a top priority]</p> The president contended in one tweet thread that early government projections took Dorian across South Florida and “certain
</p> The House-passed fiscal 2020 Labor-HHS-Education spending bill would provide $25 million each to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health to “better understand
</p> The president’s climb-down from support of a background checks bill comes as more Americans say they would support such a measure.
A national progressive group is spending over $100,000 on a campaign to pressure Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other Republican senators to pass a bill to provide $600 million in election
Sean P. Duffy said last month that he would be resigning on Sept. 23.</p> Sensenbrenner told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he was leaving Congress on his own terms.
Bill Flores has joined the ranks of Texas Republicans announcing they won’t run for reelection in 2020.
</p> Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard C.
</p> Led by Kansas Rep.
</p> On Wednesday, Rep. Bill Flores became the fifth Texas Republican to announce he will not seek reelection or another office in 2020.
Cicilline’s bill has amassed 205 co-sponsors, and the Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on the issue Sept. 25, Chairman Jerrold Nadler said.