White House · 117th Congress
White House, Republicans remain far apart on infrastructure
“In our view, this is the act, the art I should say, of seeking common ground,” she said.
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Congress · 117th Congress
Garret Graves wants to make a point with his $1 billion earmark
But without a reliable federal partner, it may as well be.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Juneteenth is not a federal holiday. These lawmakers are trying again
Cornyn also appeared ready to move without Johnson’s consent. “I don’t think his views have changed,” he said. “So, we just need to get it on the floor and have a vote on it.”
Congress · 117th Congress
$1.9B Capitol security bill passes House; bipartisan talks likely
They said in a joint statement that increasing “police surveillance and force without addressing the underlying threats of organized and violent white supremacy, radicalization, and disinformation that
Congress · 117th Congress
National Guard role emerges as sticking point on Capitol security bill
“We cannot and should not militarize the security of the Capitol Complex,” Inhofe and Rogers said.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Could Supreme Court supercharge midterms with abortion ruling?
According to the 2018 Gallup poll, 60 percent of adults said abortion should generally be legal during the first three months of a pregnancy.
Congress · 117th Congress
Face off: House GOP chafes as fines mount for violating mask rule during floor votes
The direction came as senators on the other end of the building dramatically removed their masks during a vote last week that coincided with the CDC saying vaccinated people were safe without them
Policy · 117th Congress
Children face added mental health struggles during pandemic
“This is a call to action for policymakers, who need to remember that in our COVID-19 recovery, there’s no health without mental health.”
Congress · 117th Congress
GOP highlights objections to Capitol security supplemental
Kay Granger, the top Republican on the Appropriations Committee, voiced frustration that Democrats are moving forward without Republican backing and without any agreement on the costs of security needs
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
House Democrats to hold in-person caucus meetings in June after 90 virtual ones
Monahan released guidance last week relaxing mask-wearing and distancing for people who have been vaccinated, allowing them to resume pre-pandemic activities without a mask or staying six feet apart in
Opinion · 117th Congress
Why Biden should invite legislators to his ‘summit for democracy’
Some have argued that the summit should be paired with a strategy to advance and support emerging democracy abroad.
Congress · 117th Congress
Elise Stefanik ascends to House GOP No. 3 after Cheney ouster
Chip Roy, a member of the Freedom Caucus, who raised concerns about Stefanik’s record and the swift moves from GOP leaders to back her without much input from rank-and-file Republicans.
Policy · 117th Congress
Watchdog: More than 80 CBP employees violated social media policies
Border Patrol, the division of CBP tasked with apprehending migrants who cross the U.S. border without authorization, among other tasks.
Policy · 117th Congress
CDC: Americans vaccinated for COVID-19 can lose the mask indoors
But now high vaccination rates and these new studies indicate Americans can safely proceed without face masks under more conditions.
Congress · 117th Congress
Mask-wearing guidance relaxed on House side of the Capitol
Vaccinated people can resume pre-pandemic activities without a mask or staying six feet apart in most areas on the House side of the Capitol, according to new guidelines from the Office of the Attending
Campaigns · 117th Congress
For House members with higher ambitions in 2022, redistricting is a wild card
Should the data this cycle not be released until Sept. 30, lawmakers would have less than six months to come up with a map before the candidate filing deadline of March 9, 2022.
Congress · 117th Congress
Capitol staff diversity ‘can’t just start at the bottom,’ panel told
“We should also recognize that an environment that has had a homogeneous staff for the majority of its history will need to make some cultural adjustments,” said Reed.
Policy · 117th Congress
Capitol insurrection forces military’s extremism problem out of the shadows
But without reliable data, the differences between lawmakers will likely remain stark.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats mull ‘go-it-alone’ approach on Capitol security measures
House Democrats may vote next week on one or two bills responding to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol with or without Republican support, Democratic leaders said after a caucus meeting Wednesday.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Eliminating the Senate filibuster would sharpen polarization
Some have suggested that the Senate majority should “work around” the filibuster by creating subject-matter carve-outs or expanding the use of budget reconciliation, a parliamentary procedure that