Congress · 116th Congress
Toomey Fed demand rocks coronavirus relief bill talks
Hoyer, D-Md., said on the floor that plans and schedules should stay flexible. He recessed the chamber until 5 p.m. while talks continue.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Little time, big differences threaten lame-duck spending deals
Hoyer, however, has told members to keep their schedules flexible during December in the event negotiators need more time to reach agreement.
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Road ahead: CR decisions, judicial nominations and anti-discrimination legislation
Floor schedules After the GOP’s “skinny” coronavirus relief bill did not advance last week, McConnell quickly filed cloture on eight judicial nominations.
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Both chambers of Congress to return May 4, despite pandemic recommendations
Public transit modes in Washington, Virginia and Maryland are operating on extremely reduced schedules and schools remain closed, which may cause staff to remain working from home despite the Senate
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Redefining district work: House members opt to telework during coronavirus pandemic
But the upside of working at home is they are getting to more time with their families than their congressional schedules would usually allow.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 10
Stay loose: Republican senators were told by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday to keep their schedules flexible for the end of next week when they might take up impeachment.
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 13
“You’ve just blown up everybody’s schedules,” shouted ranking member Doug Collins, R-Ga., who later called Nadler’s move “the most bush league stunt I have seen in my professional life.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Transcript highlights Ukraine concerns among career OMB staff
[House Judiciary schedules first impeachment hearing, invites Trump] The White House budget office generally has authority to execute “apportionments,” or guidelines for how and when agencies