Trump has ‘do what we want’ mindset as 100th day in office nears
"In open defiance of the Supreme Court and without any evidence, the White House claims that Abrego Garcia is a ’terrorist,’ who was ’sent to the right place," Sen.
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Democrats need to rewrite their opposition playbook
Opponents should rationally consider the consequences if they got what they wanted, that is, a government shutdown.
No sign of Texas measles outbreak slowing, contrary to RFK Jr.’s claims
As of April 8, 505 measles cases have been reported in the West Texas outbreak, including 57 hospitalizations and two deaths, both in unvaccinated children without underlying health conditions, according
Congress now faces an $880 billion Medicaid question
But now, another obstacle stands in the way: how to find $1.5 trillion in spending cuts without cutting Medicaid benefits, as Trump and House leadership have promised.
Supreme Court tells US to try to return immigrant deported in error
The unsigned, unanimous ruling said the Trump administration should try to have Maryland resident Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia returned from the Salvadorian prison known as CECOT so that he can have immigration
House passes voter registration bill that would require proof of citizenship
"The American people have spoken very clearly that they believe only American citizens should vote in American elections.
Whistleblower: Meta sought ties with China, misled Congress
Meta has disputed her claims and the company also took legal steps against Wynn-Williams earlier this year, with an arbitrator deciding that Wynn-Williams should stop promoting the memoir.
Budget vote postponed in House as GOP works to quell revolt
He said the Senate’s plan to extend tax cuts without paying for them would set "a dangerous precedent" that the House should work to oppose in the follow-on reconciliation bill.
Supreme Court halts lower court order to rehire at six agencies
The firings were one part of President Donald Trump’s effort to downsize the federal workforce and federal government more broadly without the help of Congress.
Groups start anew in legal challenge to Trump immigration move
The judge in the original lawsuit in D.C. canceled a hearing scheduled for Tuesday on whether he should make more permanent an order that temporarily blocked the government from implementing removals under
Nonprofits in limbo as DOJ deletes domestic violence grant notice
"At this time, OVW has withdrawn notices of funding opportunities, and you should not finalize any applications started under them," the webpage now states. The page says it was updated Feb. 6.
Trump open to tariff talks but warns of locking some countries out of US market
Trump contended that Israel would drop its tariffs on American goods and said other countries — without providing another example — were offering some surprising counter-proposals. ’Talking about results
Budget plan with dueling tax, spending targets OK’d in Senate
That would allow them to make those provisions permanent without the traditional need for offsets after the initial 10 years.
US touts use of El Salvador prison with human rights concerns
its most aggressive push to follow up on President Donald Trump’s tough-on-immigration promises, as it claims the power under a centuries-old national security law to send people there for detention without
The Democratic Party owns Joe Biden’s policy fails
problem Republicans had to overcome then wasn’t the Democratic Party but whether they could persuade voters that their value proposition to the country still had merit and warranted another chance — without
Supreme Court sounds conflicted on Medicaid cut for Planned Parenthood
Alito Jr. said that, particularly in spending legislation like the law that created Medicaid, Congress should have to be clear when it creates a right for an individual to step in and sue a state.
A believer in UAPs (or UFOs) takes aim at UAVs (or drones)
He reintroduced a measure this Congress that would require the release of documents to the public, and last month he told NewsNation there should be more transparency about federal investigations.
GOP’s bid to squash parental proxy voting fizzles on the House floor
Republican pushback Freedom Caucus member Chip Roy, R-Texas, hit back against the idea that new parents in Congress should get special treatment. "I’m a dad.
With Rules maneuver, House GOP aims to kill parental proxy push
The Rules Committee maneuver seemed on shaky ground Monday night after Republicans abruptly adjourned the hearing without taking action and announced they would reconvene Tuesday at 8 a.m.
HHS layoffs cut deep swath through health infrastructure
Brett Guthrie, R-Ky., chair of the full committee, acknowledged Democrats’ concerns during the hearing and said that Congress should have the "proper oversight" over the administration’s decisions.Â