Congress · 117th Congress
New revelation could derail plan for Senate to acquit Trump Saturday
Without witnesses, Trump’s second trial was on track to be significantly shorter than his first, ending Saturday after just five days.
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Policy · 117th Congress
DHS to bring migrants sent to wait in Mexico back to US
Officials warned that migrants enrolled in MPP should not come to the ports of entry.
Policy · 117th Congress
Mandated vaccines threaten to divide long-term care industry
Most bargaining agreements give employers leeway to implement changes without bargaining through a management rights clause, Shea said.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Time for Republicans to move on from term limits
In reality, as we should know by now, Congressional weakness is the chief dysfunction in the Constitutional order and a threat to liberty,” Gregg Nunziata, Rubio’s former general counsel, said on Twitter
White House · 117th Congress
Erotica, pot firms join oil patch to keep fair access bank rule
“I think financial firms should focus on if they are supporting a legal operation or not, and beyond that they shouldn’t moralize on it.”
Policy · 117th Congress
On environment, Shultz diverged from current GOP
The greatest environmental treaty in history might not have happened without George Shultz.
Congress · 117th Congress
Jan. 6 riot weakened Congress’ soft power abroad, experts say
“The people who tried to overturn the election should probably just sit out these conversations about global democracy promotion because it weakens my case in a place like Myanmar or Ukraine if I
Congress · 117th Congress
Impeachment trial first: No public view of proceedings as COVID-19 and press access questions remain
While Leahy is certainly a VIP and has a designated Capitol Police security detail, he himself moves freely around the Capitol daily without interruption.
Congress · 117th Congress
Congress risks losing ‘bridle’ on the executive in Trump impeachment trial
the notion that an incumbent commander in chief cannot stage a coup against his own government in order to overturn the will of the people speaks to how far we have strayed from our ideals as a nation, without
Congress · 117th Congress
A month after Capitol riot, a look at domestic terrorism laws
and the Senate, both of which Democrats control by narrow margins, are confronting complicated questions about how best to counter rising right-wing extremism, particularly white supremacist terror, without
Policy · 117th Congress
Oversight hearing probes Sessions’ role in family separations
The zero tolerance policy, announced in 2018, required all parents who cross the border without authorization to be prosecuted for illegal entry, a misdemeanor.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Republicans, if this isn’t impeachable, what is?
On Jan. 6, 2021, at 2:24 p.m., an angry Donald Trump tweeted: “Mike Pence didn’t have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our Constitution …” At that very moment
Congress · 117th Congress
House votes to strip Marjorie Taylor Greene of committee assignments
Greene had earlier attempted on the floor to distance herself from previous violent and outlandish comments without renouncing them, while also claiming Democrats were out to “crucify” her for speaking
Congress · 117th Congress
Cardona pledges support for reopening schools
They argue private schools have managed to reopen without significant federal aid, and that powerful teachers unions have blocked a return to in-person learning.
Congress · 117th Congress
House set to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committees
When a member talks about school shootings being false flag operations, they should lose the privilege of serving on the Education and Labor Committee.”
Congress · 117th Congress
Relief bill starts to take shape as budget votes approach
Republicans say that’s far too much to spend, particularly with money still unspent from previous aid rounds and signs of life for the U.S. economy even without additional “stimulus.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Biden orders call for sweeping review of immigration system
Biden indicated plans to revive the U.S. asylum system, which has been essentially shut down since March when the last administration issued a public health directive that turned away all asylum-seekers without
Policy · 117th Congress
Vaccine shortage complicates return to classrooms
Some teachers will go longer than first anticipated without a shot, upping the stakes of a tense debate about how to rescue struggling students burned out on Zoom.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democratic support for removing Greene from committees, House grows
“It should not be left to the whims of the Republican Party — Congress must act to ensure she is removed from her committee assignments,” Wasserman Schultz said in a letter to colleagues.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Voter turnout was a 2020 bright spot, but it might not continue
Many set up drop boxes where ballots could be delivered around the clock without the use of a suddenly unreliable U.S. Postal Service.