Congress · 117th Congress
Senate rejects move to codify abortion rights
Twenty-six states are likely to ban abortion without precedent under Roe v.
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Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
What will cannabis banking (and baseball) do without Rep.
What are the Democrats’ baseball team and softball team going to do without you?
Campaigns · 117th Congress
With six months left, ominous outlook remains for Democrats
Without a seismic political event, 2022 remains on track to be a typical midterm election that goes poorly for the president’s party.
Policy · 117th Congress
End of COVID-19 emergency endangers substance use treatment
COVID-19 pandemic began, the Drug Enforcement Administration has allowed providers to prescribe the gold-standard addiction treatment to patients with opioid use disorder, or OUD, through telehealth without
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Biden elevates Rick Scott as economic policy adversary
In the plan, Scott had said all Americans should pay some taxes to have “skin in the game,” leading Democrats to point out that would include many low-income retirees who are not paying income tax.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats to decouple Ukraine, COVID-19 funds
Biden has proposed to end the Trump-era program as of May 23, which Republicans and several Senate Democrats have said they oppose without alternatives in place to stem the expected surge of migrants.
Congress · 117th Congress
Inflation and worker shortage fuel push on immigration bills
“I don’t think any Republican in the Senate would vote for that bill right now without some kind of border security attached,” Bier said.
Congress · 117th Congress
Supreme Court gets defensive after abortion draft leak
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said on Twitter that while the president supports the right to protest “that should never include violence, threats or vandalism.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Draft signals Supreme Court shift on civil rights, experts say
Experts said if that reasoning becomes final, it would reflect a major victory for a conservative legal movement that has long criticized “judge-made law,” where they argue Congress or state legislatures should
Congress · 117th Congress
Senate Democrats take aim at credit card fees amid inflation
“When we’re talking about percentage-based fees, when prices go up because of inflation the bank earns more money without doing anything or without making anything,” Mierzwinski said.
Congress · 117th Congress
Draft leak a ‘shocking change’ for typically airtight Supreme Court
Larsen, now a professor at William & Mary Law School, said that while she worked at the court, justices stored draft opinions on dedicated computers without internet access.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
McKinley-Mooney primary weighs West Virginia roots against Trump support
Miller said in an interview at the Capitol she does not have a preferred candidate in the race and “the person that the constituents want is who I think should win.”
Policy · 117th Congress
States prepare for patchwork of abortion laws
“Guttmacher’s experts predict that without Roe, 26 states are certain or likely to quickly ban abortion to the fullest extent possible, particularly states clustered in the South, Midwest and the Plains
Congress · 117th Congress
He got Congress to care about antitrust again. Now time is running out, says David Cicilline
“For the most part, the Republican Party should be hands off. I think the Republican Party believes, and I certainly believe, that a freer market is a better market,” Buck said.
Congress · 117th Congress
Biden asks Congress for $33 billion in Ukraine aid
Biden also proposes $1.6 billion in humanitarian aid and food assistance for people around the world facing food shortages without Ukrainian exports. Ukraine is a major producer of wheat and corn.
Opinion · 117th Congress
When did admitting mistakes become weakness for Republicans?
It’s not that by 2002, or at any time in American history, appeals to racial and cultural grievance — a wish by those on top that everyone else should “know their place” — had lost their ability
Policy · 117th Congress
Lawmakers seek tax break for car dealers facing supply troubles
Kildee, a member of that conference committee, said his proposal is both a tax and trade issue and should be germane to the broader competitiveness package.
Policy · 117th Congress
New historic site stirs memories of America’s darker instincts
Calvin Hada, who had family members at Amache, including his father, James, said he wants whatever emerges at Amache to focus on learning without losing the calm of the camp today.
Policy · 117th Congress
House, Senate to open conference on R&D, technology bills
One of the key differences between the two versions of the bills pertains to the direction the NSF should take in the coming years, in light of China’s commitment of as much as $150 billion to make
Congress · 117th Congress
Senate confirms Brainard as Fed vice chair but COVID-19 trips Democrats on Cook vote
Brown said the panel’s Republicans should be “ashamed” of their votes on Black women nominated to serve in the administration, noting 11 out of the 12 Republicans on the panel also voted against