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Politics · 115th Congress

House Judiciary Advances Foreign Lobby Overhaul

Jerrold Nadler, the committee’s top Democrat, said the foreign lobbying bill was not “yet ripe for markup, as it might raise several constitutional and policy questions that should give us some pause before

Politics · 115th Congress

Paul Ryan Caught Between Freedom Caucus, Democrats

Other immigration policy areas where Democrats and Republicans disagree, like whether to continue extended family visas or the diversity visa lottery program, should be addressed later in discussions

Politics · 115th Congress

Analysis: Tough Road Ahead for Ryan in 2018

“My personal view is no speaker should ever commit to a timeline on something like that,” GOP Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma said last month.

Politics · 115th Congress

Ahead of FISA Vote, Trump Sows Confusion

For nearly two hours, the commander in chief even broke with his own White House’s stance on whether the law should remain on the books.

Politics · 115th Congress

With House Passage of FISA Measure, Action Moves to Senate

collect and analyze emails and other digital communications of foreigners living overseas, but the agency also ends up collecting data on an unknown number of U.S. persons, which it can later search without

Politics · 115th Congress

Supreme Court Split on Ohio Voter Purge Law

The Supreme Court appeared divided along familiar lines Wednesday as the justices considered how states such as Ohio can remove voters from registration rolls without violating federal laws to protect

Policy · 115th Congress

Experts, Industry Push Back on Health Insurance Proposal

“If made final, this rule should help up to 11 million hard-working Americans who don’t have access to employer sponsored coverage and in addition provide new, more affordable options to Americans

Politics · 115th Congress

CBO: Cost of CHIP Renewal Smaller Than Projected

That estimate, far lower than previous projections, should ease lawmakers’ task of passing legislation this month. In a four-page letter to Senate Finance Chairman Orrin G.

Politics · 115th Congress

Lawmakers Object to DOJ Move on Marijuana Enforcement

Without the Obama-era guidance, known as the Cole memo, Colorado pot businesses that opened in January 2014 after the state’s voters legalized recreational marijuana are “operating under a cloud of