Congress · 116th Congress
FAA allows 737 Max flights as Hill takes up oversight bills
In the Senate, Wicker Tuesday praised the FAA’s process in determining whether to lift the grounding order.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
Second Georgia Senate seat headed to January runoff that could decide Senate control
“There is one thing we know for sure: Senator David Perdue will be re-elected to the U.S. Senate and Republicans will defend the majority,” Fry said.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Battle for Congress hinges on top of ticket, pandemic dynamics
Gonzales rates 14 Senate races as competitive — two seats held by Democrats and 12 by Republicans.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Photo of the day: Throwback Thursday
Reid went on to win his fifth term on Election Day that year and maintained his position as Senate majority leader. He retired from the Senate in 2017 after not seeking re-election in 2016.
Congress · 116th Congress
Photo of the day: Smile, you’re on Cornyn camera
The 12 Republicans on the committee voted to report Barrett’s nomination favorably to the Senate floor, while Democrats did not vote. A confirmation vote is scheduled for Monday.
Congress · 116th Congress
Barrett, with Scalia as model, may be a moderate on regulation
Nothing seems likely to deter Senate Republicans from confirming 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court — not next month’s elections, not three senators in quarantine
Congress · 116th Congress
McConnell: Senate will be in Monday despite positive COVID-19 tests
“We’ve been operating in the same environment now since the 1st of May and been able to do Senate business.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Republican super PAC to spend $9 million in Michigan Senate race
A Republican super PAC, aligned with the party’s Senate leadership, will infuse $9 million into the Senate race in Michigan where incumbent Democrat Gary Peters faces GOP challenger John James.
Opinion · 116th Congress
There is nothing civil about intimidation
After a summer of rioting that Nancy Pelosi characterized as “people will do what they do,” the speaker this week refused to rule out re-impeaching President Donald Trump to stop the nomination and
Congress · 116th Congress
Supreme Court expected to forge ahead with eight justices after Ginsburg’s death
The do-over options Second, the court has the option to wait on a decision and set a case for a re-argument once another justice is confirmed.
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats focus on Supreme Court messaging, not on stalling the Senate
Senate Republicans plan to move ahead with a Supreme Court nomination after Americans have already started voting, but Democrats appear content to respond with a messaging exercise.
Congress · 116th Congress
House postpones vote to decriminalize marijuana until after election
Some of the more moderate Democrats in the caucus, including ones considered vulnerable for re-election in November, had expressed reservation about voting on the marijuana bill this month when Congress
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate joins House in not deferring payroll taxes for staff
“My belief is that we are, we are not moving forward with the payroll tax deferral in the Senate,” Senate Rules and Administration Chairman Roy Blunt said Tuesday.
Congress · 116th Congress
PPP loans helped out congressional spouses’ workplaces
Martha Roby, an Alabama Republican, was first elected to the House in 2010 and is not running for re-election.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
RNC fact check: Trump speech filled with falsehoods
But to be truthful, Trump should have said those jobs were re-gained.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Stop the silliness about 2024
I even wrote about the 2022 Senate races seven months ago. But trying to handicap the 2024 presidential race is silliness and needs to stop. It’s simply far too early.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Fact-checking the Democratic convention’s first night
Constitution explicitly provides that a president’s term is four years, and the new or re-elected president is sworn in at noon on January 20th.
Congress · 116th Congress
Should the Capitol start COVID-19 testing for staff and members?
On the Senate side of the Capitol, McConnell told “PBS NewsHour” host Judy Woodruff that he’s not considering similar action in the Senate because “we’ve had good compliance with that on the Senate
Congress · 116th Congress
Trump doesn’t have authority to change election date alone
There’s some legal debate about who then would become acting president if there were no presidential or congressional elections — potentially the longest-serving member of the Senate, Muller said
Policy · 116th Congress
CDC to revise school reopening guidance
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions ranking member Patty Murray, D-Wash., said in a tweet Trump did not care whether schools reopen.