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The House Rules Committee backed a rule for floor debate that would "self-execute" revisions offered in a three-page manager’s amendment from the bill’s lead sponsor, House Budget Chairman Jodey C.
‘Higher priority’ spending The latest reprogramming request was submitted to Congress in June and the 97-page outcome after the committees’ response was made public last week.
The 2,702-page bill, the product of months of negotiations between a group that ultimately included 11 Republicans and 11 Democrats, would impact vast swaths of the federal government, authorizing
than 24 hours after bipartisan infrastructure talks between President Joe Biden and six Senate Republicans collapsed and provided yet another blow to his stated quest to seek a bipartisan deal on his $2
The Transportation Department is engaging with lawmakers by sending out a spreadsheet filled with specifics as an opening salvo in what promises to be a pitched debate over President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion
Congressional Democrats and Republicans have signaled that they see an extension of the current law as inevitable, and the White House, in a four-page document released Sept. 3, indicated its willingness
It added just over 2 million during Trump’s first year.
meanwhile, have asked the Federal Transit Administration for money to buy protective equipment, but the FTA has urged them to buy supplies out of the $25 billion allocated to transit agencies as part of a $2
The Senate once again couldn’t clear a key procedural hurdle on a roughly $2 trillion economic aid package to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the vote was largely a formality anyway as furious negotiating
Transportation Safety Board and Christopher Hart, chairman of the Joint Authorities Technical Review, an international panel comprised of civil aviation regulatory authorities that released a scathing 71-page
-southern border event just before 2 p.m. He essentially has gone dark before, sometimes for as many (five) days and sometimes a bit longer, amid a run of bad news.
For one, while Washington enacted in December a fiscal 2017 defense authorization act that requires increases in manpower in the services and bigger paychecks for military personnel, the roughly $2 billion