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</p> Hassan and Young, both members of the tax-writing Finance Committee, introduced a bill last year that would restore immediate R&D expensing, double a cap on research tax credits for new and small
</p> The bill received support from 34 Republicans despite the criticism from most of their party members that it was too expensive.
</p> ‘Too goddamn expensive’ House Republicans criticized the bill during initial debate Wednesday as more costly than nine Cabinet departments combined.
</p> The appropriations bill, which lawmakers are working to pass before a March 11 government funding deadline, “would be plan A” for passing the retirement legislation, Ways and Means’ top Republican
</p> Meanwhile, a bipartisan group of senators that’s negotiated a deal on a final round of restaurant and small-business relief is still working to get its bill attached to the omnibus.
</p> After that, Congress passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.
</p> Nearly three dozen House Republicans sided with Democrats on Thursday on a bill that would expand benefits for sick veterans, showing a glimmer of bipartisan cooperation that campaign-minded members
</p> The bill also would require federal civilian agencies to report all cyberattacks to CISA and notify Congress.
</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
Additionally, the House and Senate are working toward finalizing a bipartisan bill that would inject billions of dollars in the science and technology enterprise aimed at investing in domestic research
</p> This interview has been edited and condensed.</p> Q: You were a prolific coach for your kids’ sports teams — I heard 93 teams. </p> A: That’s an accurate number.
</p> Senate Appropriations ranking member Richard C.
</p> Here are results of notable races.</p> Cuellar rematch runoff Rep.
</p> “I’m hopeful that that will be done and we can pass a bill, with or without supplements,” he said.
</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.
John Lewis, D-Ga., as well as a bill designed to combat gender-based pay discrimination.
</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> In another example, House Republicans derailed a bill from Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C., that would allow the local D.C. government to set the rate of pay for the chief financial officer.
</p> Sen.