House clears stopgap funding extension into March
"That kind of barbarism cannot and should not be rewarded with American taxpayer dollars," Paul said. Sen. Benjamin L.
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Data shows nursing home closure often linked to care issues
More problematic, said David Grabowski, professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School, is "when it’s a high-quality facility in a more rural area without any other options."
US to relist Houthis as terrorist group with special designation
the Houthis, as well as modest progress in fine-tuning sanctions carve-outs to minimize civilian harm, have given the Biden administration more confidence it can redesignate the Iranian-backed militia without
What was on Iowa voters’ minds as Trump rolled to victory?
Since 1980, in the seven caucuses without a Republican incumbent president, the largest winning percentage had been 41 percent, by George W. Bush in 2000.
Supreme Court to hear arguments on landmark regulatory doctrine
The challengers to a fishery inspection rule asked the justices to overturn the Chevron doctrine, a nearly 40-year-old legal framework based on a Supreme Court decision that established that judges should
‘We all have concerns’: Hill Democrats see flawed Biden campaign
concerns also include the campaign’s messaging, which so far have largely been focused on a bipartisan infrastructure law that Biden and his team have tried to convince voters would not have happened without
For history-challenged candidates, Civil War source material is nearby
Whether Lincoln should have preserved the Union? Question for members of the GOP — the party of Lincoln — who have endorsed Donald Trump: How can you possibly defend this?"
Short-term stopgap bill appears likely as funding talks drag
Without those final numbers, appropriators can’t finish drafting the bills.
Appeals court skeptical of Trump immunity arguments
Michelle Childs pushed Sauer to explain why they should hear the appeal at all, rather than dismiss it to hear after a conviction, which is the normal course for criminal appeals.
Number of House departures only slightly above average
Without redistricting forcing their hands, the number of members not seeking reelection would be remarkably average.
Advocates push for federal online safety laws as states take lead
Bill Cassidy, R-La., would prohibit online platforms from disseminating children’s personal information without obtaining a verifiable parental consent, effectively ending ads targeted at kids and teens
FDA greenlights Florida’s drug importation plan
"These proposals must demonstrate the programs would result in significant cost savings to consumers without adding risk of exposure to unsafe or ineffective drugs," he said.
‘I’m really angry about this’: Three years later, partisan rift widens in Congress over Jan. 6
"The American people have a right to know what really happened, supported by facts and without political spin."
Big pay raise means big tradeoffs under spending stalemate
Either way, there’s little to no room for agencies across the government to absorb the federal pay boost, which is expected to require at least $5 billion more than the previous fiscal year, without increases
Lawmakers who linger after accepting new jobs stir concerns
Cohn-Postar, legislative director at Issue One, noted that announcing a new job before exiting Congress could be seen as a move toward transparency, especially compared with members who announced resignations without
GOP in uproar after Colorado court bars Trump from state ballot
Supreme Court before that date, the Colorado court said the stay should remain in place beyond Jan. 4.
Dangers faced by firefighters compounded by ‘forever chemicals’
The IAFF argues that the NFPA’s testing method, which requires gear to be exposed to ultraviolet light for 40 hours without degradation, "effectively requires the use of PFAS in fire fighter protective
Jonathan Jackson, son of civil rights leaders, charts his path in Congress
You don’t want to have pollsters and staffers tell you what you should believe. So, for example, a cease-fire.
Senate will be in next week as border talks pick up steam
But no matter what, members should be aware that we will vote on a supplemental proposal next week."