Republicans, police officials tell Hill staffers to watch their backs amid DC crime spike
I never understood that argument, that at some point in time it was significantly worse so we should just accept increases in crime."
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Entertainers, athletes looped in to Taiwan tax benefits
Blackburn had proposed an amendment containing the provision, which ties into their home-state interests, and the bipartisan backing and precedent in normal tax treaties made it an easy call to include without
America’s two-tiered justice system isn’t new — just don’t talk about it
Newby also has come awfully close to endorsing a fellow conservative running for the court, without rebuke.
Senators downplay chances for ‘Dreamers’ bill after latest court ruling
Graham said on Thursday that the country faces a "national crisis" over immigration that should spur Congress to act.
Biden impeachment probe may weaken congressional power, experts say
Plus, the California Republican announced the formal impeachment inquiry without a House vote — a move he previously criticized when former Speaker Nancy Pelosi did it in 2019 before holding such a vote
Voters ask: Is anything working in America?
Given his standing with the electorate, most of the Republican candidates should be doing better.
Spending turmoil rocks House GOP with deadline weeks away
Even without additional appropriations, the short-term continuing resolution extending current funding levels could still carry its typical "anomaly" that frees up a year’s worth of funding for the Federal
House Republicans marching toward ‘Cloud-Cuckoo Land’
Rebels without a cause When it comes to impeaching Biden, House Republicans are rebels without a cause — or, at least, a smoking gun.
Congress poised to spend less on federal prison infrastructure
Going without such a strategy, the agency is "unable to prioritize projects, or effectively communicate its needs" to decision-makers, DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz said in a video posted in May
Addressing America’s PFAS issue cannot wait forever
We received hundreds of comments from local and state government, industrial, utility, and environmental stakeholders, and the message repeated more than any other was this: The polluters should pay for
Threats like AI-aided bioweapons confound policymakers
"Widely accessible artificial intelligence threatens to allow people without laboratory training to identify, acquire, and release viruses highlighted as pandemic threats in the scientific literature,"
Alabama asks Supreme Court to halt lower-court order for new congressional map
Allen’s application argues that the justices should step in and pause that order because it would go against other redistricting concerns.
Grand jury recommended charges against Graham, Perdue, Loeffler in Georgia case on 2020 election
Willis’ office had nothing to do with the recommendations, the report said, commenting that "any legal errors contained in this report should not be laid at their feet."
Labor Department to give overtime protection to salaried workers
"This rule will stifle workplace flexibility, lump burdensome costs on job creators, and ultimately hold back the very people DOL should be supporting the most—working Americans."
Democrats tout fight over ‘junk fees’ in events across the country
It’s an issue the first-term Democrat, who won his seat with 53 percent of the vote in a district Biden won by less than 6 points in 2020, says should be a focal point of Democrats’ effort to take control
‘Booing is allowed’: Four takeaways from GOP debate as Trump stays home
Even without him, Trump was a part of the debate, along with issues the next president will surely deal with.
Transcript: GOP presidential hopefuls debate in Milwaukee
Can’t we all agree that we should ban late term abortions? Can’t we all agree that we should encourage adoptions?
Biden administration to defend migration parole program at trial
The program was announced in January alongside other asylum restrictions that make it harder for migrants who cross the border without authorization to qualify for asylum protections.
DeSantis touts Iowa ‘kingmaker’ whose picks weren’t nominated
In the seven cycles without an incumbent president since the caucuses’ inception in 1976, Iowa Republicans have chosen the GOP nominee just twice — and the last time was more than 20 years ago.
Senate mulls going first on stopgap, supplemental funds package
Without a vehicle, the Senate could still originate and pass a continuing resolution, but it would likely keep the papers at the desk rather than transmitting the bill to the House because of the presumption