Budget blueprint may take a back seat to debt limit in House
Arrington said Wednesday that Congress needs to lift the debt ceiling and impose fiscal controls "immediately" without waiting on a fiscal 2024 budget resolution.
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House panel hears complaints about Pennsylvania election
That, without a question, is a very, very bad thing," said Rep. Joseph D. Morelle of New York, the ranking Democrat on the House Administration panel.
Nashville shooting unearths familiar partisan split on gun bills
"We must give families the peace of mind to send their kids to school without fearing for their lives, but we need reasonable Republicans to come to the table to make this happen," Aguilar said.
Paul eyes floor votes on firefighter bill after committee spat
"We think all spending should be paid for," he said. "We also think that fire departments [that] could fire people for not being vaccinated should be ineligible for these grants.
McCarthy to Biden on debt limit: ‘You are on the clock’
nondefense discretionary spending to "pre-inflationary" levels and limiting out-year growth; rescinding unspent pandemic aid; strengthening certain benefit programs’ work requirements for able-bodied adults without
Supreme Court scrutinizes free speech limits of immigration law
Fletcher argued the court should read the law similarly to laws that punish "aiding and abetting" other crimes such as bank robbery, which have limits to them.
White House’s EV tax credit implementation in the spotlight
Trade Representative Katherine Tai on Thursday, saying his staff has only received information on an initial offer made to Japan but should be seeing more.
Lawmakers open to Biden’s call to claw back SVB executive pay
"As far as clawbacks, there are provisions under law that apply to other sectors of the world of finance that perhaps should be applied here.
Fear should not be a deal breaker when debating tough topics
You know, when people can disagree without being disagreeable, respect one another and work toward a solution that might involve compromise.
Lawmakers reject CEO’s assurance TikTok is autonomous from China
disbelief at TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew’s assurances that the app has no link with China or its Communist Party, and House Energy and Commerce Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers flatly declared that the "platform should
Lawmakers say reliance on China exacerbates drug shortages
"Our pharmacists should not be trying to squeeze out a few last drops when lives are on the line," said Andrew Shuman, an associate professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and chief of the Clinical
Okinawa leader’s message to Washington: US overstates China risk
"Because of this tension over Taiwan, many Okinawans think that we should never let Okinawa be a battlefield again."
Restoring confidence in the American banking system
They may have focused on the unrelated provisions that provided some help to veterans and consumers, without understanding the full danger of deregulating mid-sized banks.
House Republican leaders work to fuse support for energy package
The Republican Study Committee, the largest GOP caucus, asked its membership earlier this month to rank their top three policies that should be attached to the debt limit increase.
Lawmakers float ways to recapture deposit insurance discipline
"The presumption should be that there is a limit, and we should reinforce that fact and also have the banking industry reinforce it to their customers."
Balanced budget takes back seat to paring spending to ’22 levels at GOP retreat
"We have to get to 218," he said, referring to the majority threshold needed to adopt a budget without any Democratic support.
Supreme Court to hear arguments on Navajo Nation water needs
In 2021, a 9th Circuit panel ruled that the Navajo Nation should be allowed to proceed with its third amended complaint, which alleges a breach of trust against the United States.
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At the Races: Bank shots
“The last thing the federal government should be doing is taking the side of wealthy elites, over hard working Montanans.”
Senate hears about legal fallout from Supreme Court gun decision
Durbin, D-Ill., said the Supreme Court focused too much on history without taking into account modern firearms.
Lawmakers from both parties skeptical of legislation over SVB
They put it in fixed assets that had set dates that they had to keep it in there without having a penalty," Financial Services member Ralph Norman, R-S.C., said in an interview.