Congress · 117th Congress
What to watch as Roger Goodell defends the NFL on Capitol Hill
Republicans on the committee have argued Congress shouldn’t be probing the team and league in the first place and should turn attention elsewhere.
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Policy · 117th Congress
White House unveils global steps to speed climate transition
Secretary-General António Guterres said that countries should not inadvertently increase their dependency on fossil fuels in response to the crisis.
Policy · 117th Congress
‘Forever chemical’ response may push costs to water utilities
Even without federal standards, some utilities have spent millions to address PFAS contamination.
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Mental health becomes focal point of Senate gun framework
“No one would argue that we don’t have a significant mental health crisis in this country we should be making investments in, but we should do it to help save lives, not because it will have a tangible
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House passes ‘red flag’ bill in hopes of stemming shootings
Most House Republicans argued that the proposal would harm due-process rights because it would allow federal courts to order temporary confiscation of guns without first holding a hearing with the accused
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GOP unveils climate agenda with familiar proposals
“We are among the most efficient producers of resources and goods in the world, and we should be supplying the world,” reads a summary document from Graves’ office.
Policy · 117th Congress
State ballot initiatives on health focus on abortion, drugs
Kansans will vote during the state’s Aug. 2 primary on whether the state constitution should explicitly say abortion is not a protected right.
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Judge puts hold on plan to lift Title 42 border expulsion policy
Summerhays ruled that the policy should be maintained nationwide while two dozen Republican-led states pursue a lawsuit that challenges the Biden administration decision.
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Governance dominates corporate shareholder votes, ahead of environmental, social issues
“However, if the past is a useful indicator of the future, then some of this optimism should be treated with caution,” it said.
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Vulnerable hit hardest by formula shortage
But those flexibilities are only possible because the United States is currently under a public health emergency, and without the ongoing pandemic emergency, lawmakers would have had to pass legislation
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Ukraine aid vote pushed to next week amid Senate snarl
Senators headed home for the weekend without clearing a $40.1 billion emergency spending package for Ukraine that the White House says is needed by late next week, when previously appropriated funds are
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Senate rejects move to codify abortion rights
Twenty-six states are likely to ban abortion without precedent under Roe v.
Policy · 117th Congress
End of COVID-19 emergency endangers substance use treatment
COVID-19 pandemic began, the Drug Enforcement Administration has allowed providers to prescribe the gold-standard addiction treatment to patients with opioid use disorder, or OUD, through telehealth without
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Supreme Court gets defensive after abortion draft leak
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said on Twitter that while the president supports the right to protest “that should never include violence, threats or vandalism.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Draft signals Supreme Court shift on civil rights, experts say
Experts said if that reasoning becomes final, it would reflect a major victory for a conservative legal movement that has long criticized “judge-made law,” where they argue Congress or state legislatures should
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Draft leak a ‘shocking change’ for typically airtight Supreme Court
Larsen, now a professor at William & Mary Law School, said that while she worked at the court, justices stored draft opinions on dedicated computers without internet access.
Policy · 117th Congress
States prepare for patchwork of abortion laws
“Guttmacher’s experts predict that without Roe, 26 states are certain or likely to quickly ban abortion to the fullest extent possible, particularly states clustered in the South, Midwest and the Plains
Policy · 117th Congress
Lawmakers seek tax break for car dealers facing supply troubles
Kildee, a member of that conference committee, said his proposal is both a tax and trade issue and should be germane to the broader competitiveness package.
Policy · 117th Congress
New historic site stirs memories of America’s darker instincts
Calvin Hada, who had family members at Amache, including his father, James, said he wants whatever emerges at Amache to focus on learning without losing the calm of the camp today.
Policy · 117th Congress
House, Senate to open conference on R&D, technology bills
One of the key differences between the two versions of the bills pertains to the direction the NSF should take in the coming years, in light of China’s commitment of as much as $150 billion to make