Congress · 119th Congress
Lawmakers seek to boost CFTC budget to take on crypto oversight
But Senate Agriculture Chairman John Boozman, R-Ark., wants to increase the agency's budget beyond that level.
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Congress · 119th Congress
White House, Democrats negotiate as shutdown deadline nears
↵↵Hours after the White House shared a counterproposal to one offered this weekend by Senate Democrats, House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., and Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
Congress · 119th Congress
House leaders face dicey math to clear major spending package
But the deal, negotiated between the White House and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., has not received a warm welcome among House Democrats.↵↵Rep.
WIC becomes a political football in shutdown
That program is about to be underfunded and it’s about to get cut off because Chuck Schumer won’t open the government," Vice President JD Vance said in an Oct. 9 Cabinet meeting, blaming the Senate Democratic
For Democrats, governors’ races are an opportunity to create momentum
The congresswoman was one of a half-dozen serious Democratic contenders for governor, including another member of Congress, two high-profile mayors, and the former president of the New Jersey Senate.
Supreme Court permits firings at consumer product safety agency
Wednesday’s brief, unsigned order would allow the administration to re-fire three members of the commission appointed by President Joe Biden — Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric and Richard Trumka Jr.
Defense budget increase hinges on reconciliation success
Senate Armed Services Chairman Roger Wicker, R-Miss., issued a statement Friday criticizing the Office of Management and Budget, not Trump, for sending Congress what Wicker called an inadequate budget.
Senate confirms Bhattacharya to lead NIH
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee advanced his nomination on party lines earlier this month.
Congress has itself to blame for current constitutional crisis
Individually and collectively, members of the House and Senate have lost any sense of responsibility for governing the country.
The 1.47 percent mandate for chaos
Unlike decades ago, when members of the House and the Senate guarded their constitutional rights and responsibilities closely, today’s GOP appears more interested in supporting the president no matter
‘McCarthyism all over again’? Plan to target federal workers prompts fears
The American Accountability Foundation, a conservative research group led by former Republican Senate staffer Tom Jones, last week published a list claiming to identify "America’s most subversive immigration
FDIC nominee promises ‘complete overhaul’ of agency culture
"I would prioritize a complete overhaul of the FDIC’s workplace culture," Romero said at a Senate Banking Committee hearing.
Mars samples project looms large in final spending talks
The samples would be collected by an orbiting spacecraft and brought back to Earth, with a target re-entry date in 2033 — if everything goes right.
Senate unveils national security bill, border policy deal
Still, proponents of the Senate measure praised the bipartisan compromise that they hope will supersede the $110.5 billion security package Senate Democrats rolled out in December.
Transcript: What Harvard, MIT and Penn presidents said at antisemitism hearing
I want to do something, which I rarely do, quote"the Senate majority leader from New York, Chuck Schumer."
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Watch: Democrats vying for California Senate seat debate
The problem has been in the Senate.
Cardin, Hagerty aim to fund modernization panel for US diplomacy
Cardin chairs the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee overseeing the management of the State Department and the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Congress · 117th Congress
CDC head asks for COVID-19 funding, data as Hill interest fades
“Not all of it is really re-allocatable. We’re constrained in a lot of ways in our ability to do that,” she said.
Policy · 117th Congress
Possible end of emergency spurs debate on Medicaid
projects nearly 7 million people will lose Medicaid coverage despite still being eligible, in what’s known as “administrative churn” — the temporary loss of Medicaid coverage when enrollees disenroll then re-enroll
Congress · 117th Congress
Thune breaks through Democratic bloc on ‘vote-a-rama’ amendments
More than 15 hours later, after voting on 37 amendments and dilatory motions, the Senate concluded the “vote-a-rama” and proceeded to final passage.