Congress · 117th Congress
House spending bill boosts Capitol Police, office budgets
There is also the matter of a $1.9 billion security supplemental funding bill that barely passed the House, 213-212, without a single Republican vote.
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Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
More activists should go work for Congress, these staffers say
That should both excite and worry Democrats. For left-wing organizations in Washington, long overshadowed by better-funded industry lobbyists, it means a sympathetic ear at the Capitol.
Policy · 117th Congress
Medicare demo emerges as coverage option for Alzheimer’s drug
“My point of view is that if this product is going to be available on the market, then anyone who gets it should be entered into a clinical trial or some type of study for us to better understand
Congress · 117th Congress
Senate voting and ethics overhaul stalls, but Democrats united in vote
The Kentucky Republican said voters and activists should fear “naming and shaming,” for their support of policy campaigns and political efforts, should the bill become law.
Congress · 117th Congress
Capitol Police could run out of funds over August recess
Leahy also said that without a supplemental funding bill, the National Guard would likely begin cutting training as soon as August.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Congress must seize the opportunity to claw back its power
Many now accept that it should take a backseat to the president whenever one party controls the White House and one or both chambers of Congress.
Congress · 117th Congress
Senators running out of patience on mask mandate for travelers
Republican senators are expressing mounting impatience with the federal mask mandate for travelers, arguing that the lifting of restrictions in most public places should extend to airplanes, rail and transit
Opinion · 117th Congress
Following the ‘Golden Rule’ is proving a political impossibility
pastor at Chicago’s Progressive Baptist Church, wrote in an op-ed for Religion News Service: “When did the theological architects of American slavery develop the moral character to tell the church how it should
Policy · 117th Congress
Garland withdraws asylum limits for domestic abuse victims
Garland, who was confirmed as attorney general in March, vacated the core holdings of both decisions without establishing new asylum policy himself.
Congress · 117th Congress
Yellen to face grilling in back-to-back hearings
Brady and other Republicans have speculated, without evidence, that someone at the IRS intentionally leaked the tax returns to further Biden’s tax agenda.
Policy · 117th Congress
Digital dollar backers say privacy, trust give US edge over China
At issue is whether the Federal Reserve should issue a central bank digital currency.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Democrats are adopting wrong lessons from Obama’s early failures
In Washington, historical precedents should only be handled by trained professionals and the bomb squad.
Opinion · 117th Congress
The rest of the nation should follow
Without change, this system will continue to reward partisanship over results. It suppresses nonpartisan voices and blocks diverse candidates with fresh points of view to offer.
Congress · 117th Congress
House Democrats propose $1.5 trillion spending ceiling
Without a bipartisan agreement on defense and nondefense spending for fiscal 2022, the appropriations process could stall out in the Senate once again.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Biden’s border policies are worsening the opioid crisis
This six-month total is more than all of last year, and CBP believes the vast majority of drugs are getting in without being stopped.
Congress · 117th Congress
Senators press Fudge to rebuild HUD’s depleted staff
“Until we can start to build back up our staff and build back up our capacity, we are at risk of not doing some things that we should do to make sure that our mission is completed.”
Congress · 117th Congress
Distrust of IRS drives GOP critique of Biden tax enforcement plan
“We should also keep in mind anytime we ask the IRS to devote resources to mailing monthly checks or providing insurance subsidies, those are resources that can’t go to enforcement or customer service,
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Preparing for the election, whatever the rules
Without it, Biden and every Democrat running in a competitive state or district in 2022 will have to explain to voters what happened.
Congress · 117th Congress
Bipartisan group avoids partisan hurdles in infrastructure talks
Biden also brought up his proposal to eliminate “stepped up basis,” which allows assets like stocks and land to be passed on at a person’s death without triggering capital gains taxes, for inheritances
Policy · 117th Congress
Bitcoin backers urge SEC to shift view on exchange-traded funds
An exchange-traded fund allows exposure to an asset without having to acquire the asset itself. They are traded like company stocks and are very common for non-crypto investments.