Democrats say ‘weaponization’ panel is rewriting history of Jan. 6
Jordan and other Republicans repeatedly stressed that the FBI went after the bank records without a warrant.
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At the Races: SOTU Thursday follows Super Tuesday
McConnell backs Trump: Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that “it should come as no surprise” that he will be supporting former President Donald Trump as the GOP nominee for president
Supreme Court tosses Colorado’s decision to bar Trump from ballot
The Supreme Court ruling, issued without identifying which justice wrote it, will halt legal efforts in other states that seek to bar Trump from the ballot because of his push to stay in power, which culminated
House lawmakers grill Austin over secretive hospitalization
Following a diagnosis of prostate cancer in early December, Austin underwent a prostatectomy on Dec. 22 without informing President Joe Biden, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks, members of Congress
Lawmakers push changes to CBO scoring for preventive health
"You can’t look at making additional investments in primary care without being able to visualize the longer-term benefits."
On Taiwan’s islands of Kinmen, ‘that feeling of being stuck in between’
Kennedy says it’s really dumb for Americans to help the Chinese nationalist army defend these two islands that are strategically poorly positioned, and the military should retreat and just defend the Taiwan
Critical spending decisions await Tuesday White House meeting
But it’s not clear if they will be able to wrap those up without another continuing resolution, he said. "I think those bills are very close to going, I think it’s just small [things]," he said.
Data suggests Biden or Trump may struggle with Congress in second term
ANALYSIS — No matter who wins their expected rematch, President Joe Biden and Donald Trump should not expect much from Congress during a second term as far as legislation goes.
Alabama IVF ruling spurs a GOP reckoning on conception bills
The split over how states should handle fertility treatments could force some abortion opponents in Congress to reckon with their support of long-standing abortion bills.
In seeking justice by jury trials, Camp Lejeune veterans turn to Congress
best to have a cross-section of the community answer the ultimate question as to what damage or harm was, has been, and continues to be endured by the marine, and what the adequate and fair compensation should
Lawmakers press to avoid funding pitfall for public defenders
"We certainly need to increase the Senate amount up to the House level, but we should also look to see if that is sufficient in itself," he said.
Truck rule is first test drive of federal autonomous vehicle oversight
It’s expected to address touchy issues about how automatic driving systems should safely move heavy freight across the nation’s highways but also spark fears that technology will eliminate the role of
One plan to modernize Congress? A coworking space
In the rigidly partisan place that is Capitol Hill, staffers can go days without speaking to anyone outside their own circles, and these seats are meant to change that.
Supreme Court to hear cross-state pollution case
To prevent these harms, the Court should step in now."
In Carolinas, mental health becomes part of the abortion debate
Newton, a Republican, said the language was an "effort to narrowly tailor the qualification" to prevent misuse without any documentation. Rep.
House delays plans on surveillance program reauthorization vote
The House on Wednesday shelved plans to hold floor votes this week on a bill to reauthorize a powerful surveillance authority, amid sharp divisions over how far Congress should go in providing privacy
House Republicans divided on path forward for Ukraine aid
Asked whether House Democrats would rally behind any alternative package, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., maintained that the $95.3 billion Senate-passed supplemental package should be brought
Rule for ‘SALT’ bill goes down, likely sealing its fate
Some were also perturbed by the process, arguing that a small group of centrist Republicans had basically bullied Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., into calling the SALT bill vote, without a prior committee
Democrats won big in New York, but what’s that mean for November?
In the final weeks of the campaign, Suozzi criticized Republicans for opposing a bipartisan border security deal, a tactic HMP said other candidates should copy.
AI chatbots should pay for news, bipartisan Senate group says
Frankly, the big AI companies should be paying for whatever personal data they’re using to train their models, rather than swiping it now and asking questions later.