Congress · 116th Congress
For Democrats, infrastructure equals fighting climate change, creating jobs
In Democratic politics, infrastructure and fighting climate change have become increasingly synonymous: You can’t have one without the other.
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Opinion · 116th Congress
The Trump-McConnell doctrine: Bomb them before they bomb us
But I think we can get away with this without my being disbarred.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Stopgap funding back on track, House vote possible Tuesday night
The administration says without replenishment in the CR, the agency could hit its $30 billion borrowing cap and be unable to make payments under 2018 farm bill programs.
Policy · 116th Congress
FCC has money for rural broadband but isn’t sure where to spend it
“Without proper maps, much of the money may be wasted, and consumers left unserved,” said Energy and Commerce Chairman Frank Pallone Jr., D-N.J. “I just think we have to do better than this.”
Congress · 116th Congress
House passes stopgap funding bill shortly after bipartisan deal
The administration says without replenishment in the continuing resolution, the agency could hit its $30 billion borrowing cap and be unable to make payments under 2018 farm bill programs.
Policy · 116th Congress
Mnuchin, Powell say Congress needs to pass more COVID-19 relief
“It should be focused on kids and jobs, and areas of the economy that are still hard-hit — particularly areas such as the travel business and restaurants,” Mnuchin said.
Congress · 116th Congress
Partisan stopgap funding bill set for House vote Tuesday
The House will vote Tuesday on a short-term funding bill written by majority Democrats without support from Republicans, increasing the odds of a partial government shutdown in less than 10 days when current
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats, the party of government, are torn over coronavirus relief
Without more federal aid, they argued, millions of unemployed Americans will suffer.
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats focus on Supreme Court messaging, not on stalling the Senate
Gonzales, said in a statement Saturday that while she thought the Judiciary Committee could begin processing paperwork from Trump’s nominee once the president announces, the floor consideration should
Congress · 116th Congress
House postpones vote to decriminalize marijuana until after election
A senior Democratic aide close to the moderate wing of the caucus told CQ Roll Call earlier this week that most of the concerns were about voting on the bill before the election, especially without
Congress · 116th Congress
With no aid in sight, motor coach industry predicts abyss
Should the industry contract, he said, it will leave post-pandemic New Yorkers without what had once been a reliable way to get to work.
Congress · 116th Congress
CDC director seeks billions for vaccines, says millions were transferred for HHS ad campaign
Redfield said the decision to tell states to prepare was made by career staff without regard to the proximity of Election Day.
Congress · 116th Congress
House Democrats worry last legislative message before election lacks COVID relief
Democrats should do something on their own.
Congress · 116th Congress
Despite pressure for COVID-19 relief deal, stalemate continues
Hoyer, think the chamber should vote on a new plan of their own if a bipartisan deal doesn’t come together.
Policy · 116th Congress
What would a Biden White House mean for fintech?
“There’s no way a Biden White House is going to run afoul of [House Financial Services Chairwoman] Maxine Waters and how she feels the Community Reinvestment Act should be modernized,” Thornell said
Campaigns · 116th Congress
All the ‘Rage’: Where the 2020 presidential race stands
White evangelicals, rural voters, conservatives, and self-identified Republicans are likely to support Trump, as will whites (particularly white men) without a college degree.
Congress · 116th Congress
Highway bill could hitch a ride on the continuing resolution
The House, meanwhile, passed a five-year, $494 billion bill on July 20, but without Republican support.
Policy · 116th Congress
Schools unprepared for likely rash of cyberattacks, warn security experts
The effects of spending heavily on online learning without investing in network defenses could ultimately place students at even greater risk, according to John Windhausen Jr., director of the nonprofit
Congress · 116th Congress
Road Ahead: Coronavirus aid, spending deadline loom, but slow start expected for Congress’ return
But just how long a stopgap funding package should last is still up for debate.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Land of Kennedy? Louisiana
Don’t vote twice: That’s the message from election officials in North Carolina following comments this week in the state by Trump, who suggested his supporters should try to vote twice, by mail and