Trump, Vance counterprogram DNC with some policy — and personal jabs
"We have a very aggressive schedule. … We believe we have the winning message. We believe the Democrats have the losing message."
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FDA rejects MDMA therapy for treatment of PTSD. What’s next?
Drug Administration declined to approve what would have been the first psychedelic drug used for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, a blow to advocates who have touted the potential of the Schedule
Trump searches for lines of attack on Harris, defaults to personal jabs
So far, the Harris campaign has shown it is willing to throw verbal punches right back at Trump, including about Trump’s light campaign schedule this week — his only rally since last weekend is scheduled
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At the Races: Meanwhile, on the House battlefield
If you’re looking down the ballot, there are five states on the travel schedule with Senate races in either the Tilt or Lean Democratic column: Arizona, Michigan, Nevada and Wisconsin, along with Pennsylvania
Vance pick for VP muddies push for rail safety bill
​Election-year politics combined with a tight legislative schedule are complicating the effort to pass rail safety legislation stemming from last year’s East Palestine, Ohio, derailment, as the bill’s
Which swing-district Republicans are skipping party’s convention?
Young Kim, who holds a southern California battleground seat, has "a jam-packed schedule in her district,’’ a spokesperson said.
Amid tense election, Secret Service working with already boosted budget
Comer, R-Ky., said Saturday he was going to schedule a hearing with Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle.
Biden to Democrats calling for him to quit: ‘I’m staying in the race’
Jean-Pierre said the 81-year-old president is planning to "strike a balance" with his schedule by doing less after 8 p.m., while also saying he "works around the clock."
Strange things are afoot at the Capitol
While it is sporting fun to poke Congress about its languid schedule, such as it is, with its Monday or Tuesday fly-in and Thursday jet-fume-fueled flurry of get-out-of-town activity, outlanders and insiders
Some Democrats stoked by Biden administration’s marijuana move
Garland on Tuesday "circulated a proposal to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III," Xochitl Hinojosa, Justice Department director of public affairs, said in a statement Tuesday evening.
Congress’ tech plate is full, with little time at the table
The House Energy and Commerce Committee plans to hold a subcommittee hearing this week on the proposal, but the Senate Commerce Committee has yet to schedule one.
Editor’s Note: What passes for normal in Congress
That reference to jet fumes is regarding senators’ truly sacrosanct schedule of leaving town as early as possible on Thursdays. Lee’s jab refers to both sides of the aisle.
Senate Democrats look to close judicial confirmation gap
"One big issue is just the schedule of when they’ll be in town," said Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond School of Law who follows judicial confirmations.
Mayorkas impeachment headed to Senate for April 11 trial
Schumer, D-N.Y., to schedule a trial "expeditiously." The sharply partisan Mayorkas impeachment, focused on U.S.-Mexico border policy, is the first for a Cabinet member in more than a century.
Editor’s note: A case of the Mondays
With its schedule and propensity for early mornings, late nights and close votes, it’s easy to lose track of what day it is in Congress.
‘I pay you for policy advice, not politics’: Angus King remembers his Senate staffer days
But the starkest difference for the Senate is the schedule. When I was here in the ’70s, all the senators lived here. Hathaway lived in McLean, his kids went to school there.
As GOP field shrinks, NH Democrats work to write Biden in
Biden’s decision not to be on the ballot in New Hampshire after the state bucked the Democratic National Committee’s new primary schedule is just one quirk in the state’s primary this year.
Goldman takes the slow road on censure resolution
It only takes one member to raise a question of privilege on the floor, which means leaders must schedule a vote on it within two legislative days.
Appeals panel to hear oral arguments on Trump immunity
If the trial schedule for the Washington federal prosecution slips, Trump could still end up before a jury in March.
‘A colossal waste of time’: Frustrations rise over use of privileged resolutions in the House
When a member raises a question of privilege on the floor, leaders must schedule a vote on it within two legislative days.