Congress · 117th Congress
Yellen to face grilling in back-to-back hearings
Brady and other Republicans have speculated, without evidence, that someone at the IRS intentionally leaked the tax returns to further Biden’s tax agenda.
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Congress · 117th Congress
House Democrats propose $1.5 trillion spending ceiling
Without a bipartisan agreement on defense and nondefense spending for fiscal 2022, the appropriations process could stall out in the Senate once again.
Congress · 117th Congress
Senators press Fudge to rebuild HUD’s depleted staff
“Until we can start to build back up our staff and build back up our capacity, we are at risk of not doing some things that we should do to make sure that our mission is completed.”
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Distrust of IRS drives GOP critique of Biden tax enforcement plan
“We should also keep in mind anytime we ask the IRS to devote resources to mailing monthly checks or providing insurance subsidies, those are resources that can’t go to enforcement or customer service,
Congress · 117th Congress
Bipartisan group avoids partisan hurdles in infrastructure talks
Biden also brought up his proposal to eliminate “stepped up basis,” which allows assets like stocks and land to be passed on at a person’s death without triggering capital gains taxes, for inheritances
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Senate report details Capitol Police failures leading up to Jan. 6
“I cannot go into detail without having further discussions with those individuals [who wrote the reports]. I think that [at] U.S.
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Capitol Police riot control unit did not plan for the violence of Jan. 6
“Note, supervisors should anticipate reports of assault and be prepared to assign officers to take the police report.”
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Iron Dome funds may hitch a ride on Capitol security supplemental
Pressley, D-Mass., voted against the bill because it would bolster the Hill’s police force “without addressing the underlying threats of organized and violent white supremacy, radicalization, and disinformation
Congress · 117th Congress
Staff training key to shifting attitudes on accessibility for disability community
Langevin emphasized that staff without knowledge of disability and accessibility resources can’t fully engage constituents, whether they are looking to take a tour of the Capitol or voicing concerns
Congress · 117th Congress
Schumer puts election overhaul on June agenda, floats second attempt at 1/6 commission
“Senators should rest assured that the events of January 6th will be investigated and that as Majority Leader, I reserve the right to force the Senate to vote on the bill again at the appropriate
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Biden to meet Republicans about their new infrastructure pitch
‘Socialism’ Republicans argue that money for schools, veterans hospitals and elder care should not be included in the package, with Sen.
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats’ backroom clashes over military justice erupt onto Senate floor
Until Monday evening, by most public appearances, a growing consensus in Congress favored stripping military commanders of authority to decide which sexual crimes in the ranks should be prosecuted and
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Cracks in party unity could stall Democratic momentum
Schumer and Menendez’s fellow senator, Vermont independent Bernie Sanders, told Axios that the SALT cap should remain: “You can’t be on the side of the wealthy and powerful if you are going to really fight
Congress · 117th Congress
Garret Graves wants to make a point with his $1 billion earmark
But without a reliable federal partner, it may as well be.
Congress · 117th Congress
$1.9B Capitol security bill passes House; bipartisan talks likely
They said in a joint statement that increasing “police surveillance and force without addressing the underlying threats of organized and violent white supremacy, radicalization, and disinformation that
Congress · 117th Congress
National Guard role emerges as sticking point on Capitol security bill
“We cannot and should not militarize the security of the Capitol Complex,” Inhofe and Rogers said.
Congress · 117th Congress
Face off: House GOP chafes as fines mount for violating mask rule during floor votes
The direction came as senators on the other end of the building dramatically removed their masks during a vote last week that coincided with the CDC saying vaccinated people were safe without them
Congress · 117th Congress
GOP highlights objections to Capitol security supplemental
Kay Granger, the top Republican on the Appropriations Committee, voiced frustration that Democrats are moving forward without Republican backing and without any agreement on the costs of security needs
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Elise Stefanik ascends to House GOP No. 3 after Cheney ouster
Chip Roy, a member of the Freedom Caucus, who raised concerns about Stefanik’s record and the swift moves from GOP leaders to back her without much input from rank-and-file Republicans.
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Mask-wearing guidance relaxed on House side of the Capitol
Vaccinated people can resume pre-pandemic activities without a mask or staying six feet apart in most areas on the House side of the Capitol, according to new guidelines from the Office of the Attending