Congress · 116th Congress
House passes election security measure requiring cybersecurity safeguards, paper ballots
</p> The full chamber voted 225-184 to send the bill to the Senate where it faces stiff opposition from Republicans.
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Congress · 116th Congress
House approves Senate version of border bill after Pelosi yields
</p> Pence has been conducting negotiations with lawmakers over the border bill while Trump is in Japan at the G-20 summit.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Americans have been shortchanged. House Democrats want to change that
</p> In June, we passed through the House two packages of spending bills, along with a standalone appropriations bill, for the upcoming fiscal year.
Congress · 116th Congress
Supreme Court allows states to draw partisan political maps
</p> The ruling pointed to legislative efforts, including a bill from House Democrats that would require independent commissions to oversee redistricting in each state, as well as the handful of states
Opinion · 116th Congress
This election, black voters will not lie low and take one for the team
</p> Increasingly, that tactic won’t work.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
6 dividing lines from the first Democratic debate
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Congress · 116th Congress
Senate approves border bill; Pelosi and Trump talk compromise
</p> The Senate rejected the House bill, 37-55, and instead attached its own bill as an amendment and sent it back to the House. Three Democratic senators voted against the House bill, Edward J.
Congress · 116th Congress
Some Republicans snubbed the many Dreamers in their districts
</p> Among the others voting no, even as the bill would help many constituents, was freshman Republican Daniel Crenshaw, who represents Houston and some of its suburbs and who replaced the retiring Republican
Congress · 116th Congress
Oregon’s GOP senators are still missing after stopping carbon bill
</p> Courtney said Tuesday the bill didn’t have the votes on the Senate floor, indicating fewer than 16 of the chamber’s 19 Democrats supported it.
Congress · 116th Congress
House Democrats lose procedural vote to GOP minority for first time in months
</p> Democrats lost two MTR votes to Republicans earlier this year but had soundly defeated all such motions since their last MTR loss in late February on a gun control bill.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate panel approves health cost bill but plans changes
</p> “We haven’t made a decision on exact timing yet, but it’s for early consideration,” the Kentucky Republican said.</p> Two of the three committee members who voted against the bill — Sens.
Congress · 116th Congress
Unorthodox Senate deal clears path for Thursday NDAA vote
</p> [NDAA future uncertain amid amendment disputes]</p> Democrats had threatened to filibuster the typically bipartisan defense bill unless the Iran amendment received a vote on Friday, so the seven Democratic
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate NDAA sets a plutonium target experts deem a ‘fantasy’
</p> The hawkish Senate’s coming move to set a new and more solid requirement for building plutonium cores for atomic weapons is buried deep inside its $750 billion fiscal 2020 defense authorization bill
Congress · 116th Congress
Rep. Susan Wild honors late partner in a tearful floor speech
She made the revelation in a speech on the House floor during a stretch of voting on a bill to direct emergency spending to the U.S. Southern Border.
Congress · 116th Congress
Field notes from a North Carolina runoff and a reparations hearing
</p> Show notes:</p>North Carolina runoff becomes proxy war for D.C. interestsRunoff for safe Republican seat in North Carolina divides the conference3 things to watch in the first special election primary
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Diamonds are Reps. Linda Sánchez and Nanette Barragán’s best friend
</p> “I hope it just sends the message that what they’re doing is the right thing, and they, too, can play on a major league baseball field,” Barragán said.</p>Rep.
Congress · 116th Congress
Supreme Court keeps contentious doctrine on regulations
Texas Republican John Ratcliffe, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, introduced a bill with 20 GOP co-sponsors that would modify the scope of review for agency actions to eliminate deference to
Congress · 116th Congress
After Democratic divisions, House passes border spending bill
</p> It also would provide nearly $1.5 billion to the Homeland Security Department, $150 million more than in the Senate bill.
Policy · 116th Congress
Progress on federal data privacy bill slows in both chambers
</p> The bipartisan group effort is a “way to focus our minds to get to a bill,” Schatz said.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate border bill faces hurdles
</p> Sen. Richard C. Shelby, the Alabama Republican who is chairman of Senate Appropriations, said he hadn’t received assurances that Trump would back his bill.