Supreme Court’s ‘Chevron’ ruling means changes for writing laws
Instead, the decision states that judges should give that deference only when Congress explicitly says an agency can make its own decision.
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Biden gave debate performance Democrats feared, but Trump did not win new votes
Kinzinger of Illinois and the Democratic members of the select committee that investigated the insurrection "should go to jail" for "deleting" information.
Fact-checking the Biden-Trump debate
Trump regularly warns of massive tax hikes for "everybody," should Biden be reelected. That doesn’t jibe with anything Biden has proposed.
Supreme Court blocks Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan
"Thousands of opioid victims voted against the plan too, and many pleaded with the bankruptcy court not to wipe out their claims against the Sacklers without their consent."
These Hill interns are bringing their foster youth stories to Congress
"I would not be here today without their help," he said, sitting in the Longworth House Office Building as a sea of suits networked around him over iced lattes.
NTSB says bad sensor, poor response worsened East Palestine wreck
NTSB staff said Tuesday that the presence of a fire indicates an alarm should have been triggered, meaning the detector was faulty.
Olympians implore Congress to act on doping as games approach
the agency confirmed whistleblower reports that nearly two dozen Chinese swimmers tested positive for the banned medication trimetazidine before the delayed 2020 Olympics, but were allowed to compete without
Rail safety legislation lingers as NTSB wraps East Palestine probe
The Association of American Railroads, the largest rail industry association, is also looking for the NTSB final report to shed light on how railroads should tighten detector algorithms and operational
Supreme Court clarifies when a gun law is constitutional
Roberts Jr., said that a law can impose criminal penalties for gun possession without violating the Second Amendment as long as a judge finds the person to be a danger to others.
Should doctors in Congress earn money for their side job?
Some members offer pro bono services in an effort to keep practicing and maintain their credentials without running afoul of the law.Â
Trump, Biden propel migrants to forefront of ‘contentious’ race
was all smiles Tuesday as he greeted guests in the East Room of the White House to announce new efforts to help some noncitizen spouses and children of U.S. citizens secure lawful permanent residency without
Supreme Court’s redistricting decision could hurt map challengers
The Supreme Court decision also says state legislators defending a map in court should get the "benefit of the doubt" that they acted in good faith on political aims rather than unstated race-based reasons
Legislative Branch spending bill advances without member pay bump
The COLA block was part of a manager’s amendment introduced by Legislative Branch Appropriations Chair David Valadao, R-Calif., and was adopted by voice vote, though not without some debate.
Supreme Court rejects man’s bid to trademark ‘Trump too small’
Kavanaugh Roberts wrote that federal trademark restrictions may still be constitutional without requiring a long history to justify them.
House Admin Republicans subpoena Biden officials over voting access push
He also suggested it could violate federal law that prohibits agencies from spending money without congressional approval.Â
FDA, DOJ hammered on response to illegal vapes
Richardson, president and CEO of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said companies that have pending applications often sell their products without any consequences from the FDA.
Protesters prepare for Congressional Baseball Game as Dems seek redemption
Ryan Thompson, president of Congressional Sports for Charity, said he’s confident the game will go off without a hitch and more than $2 million has already been raised, up from around $1.8 million last
‘Dumping ground’: Trump echoes conservative ‘Project 2025’ at first rally as a felon
"Illegal immigration should be ended, not mitigated; the border sealed," the document says, accusing "today’s progressive left" of seeking "to purge the very concept of the nation-state from the American
Just give Donald Trump, baggage and all, the GOP crown
just days after the world hears Trump’s sentence on July 11 for those felonies, and not long after a June 27 debate in which Trump, based on past performance, will spend a fair amount of time insisting without
Push for defibrillators in schools becomes personal
"We’re getting the feedback that before the end of the year it should be passed. "But we can’t stress enough the urgency — especially as our kids are moving into the summer playing sports."