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Lawmakers left Washington on Thursday without a deal on an immigration enforcement overhaul, virtually guaranteeing a partial shutdown of the Homeland Security Department when current funding runs out
As Democrats blast a voter ID proposal touted by President Donald Trump, congressional Republicans are trying to smooth out their own internal disagreements over how far they should go — and whether to
↵↵Rogers has previously thrown his support behind Trump's pitch for a $1.5 trillion defense budget for fiscal 2027, and has suggested that previous reconciliation funds should be built into the baseline
↵↵However, the senator added, "Nothing happens, I don't think, without the president being on board."
It got the attention of the president, who slammed the five Republicans who joined with Democrats on the procedural vote, saying they "should never be elected to office again."
↵↵"Look, we should knock out the filibuster. And if you did that, we'd get voter ID. You'd have no mail-in voting," he said, referring to two signature issues.
↵↵Without knowing, Congress cannot judge whether the system is "feasible and affordable," the report said.↵↵The questions have apparently not gone away.Â
are the tip of the American warfighting spear," Rogers and Wicker said, adding that they were "very concerned about reports that claim DoD is considering unilateral changes on major strategic issues" without
↵↵Bolen said Congress should do more to aid states in the transition to chip, including pushing for regulations and providing funds, but the GOP doesn't appear receptive to that message.
↵↵Under the bill, known as the Power Plant Reliability Act, FERC would determine whether a plant scheduled to retire should remain open if a complaint has been filed by a potentially affected state commission
↵↵Senate Armed Services Committee member Jacky Rosen, in a statement Monday, said Hegseth should give up his seat beside Trump in the White House's Cabinet Room.
Senate Republicans were divided Wednesday over whether to repeal a controversial provision that could net hefty payouts for a cohort of senators whose call records were collected by federal authorities without
↵↵"I personally agree that it should be removed," Scott said.
"I hope we can all agree the government should never be shut down again."
Democrats had previously insisted on a permanent extension of the enhanced health subsidies, which Republicans say are unsustainable without new restrictions.
Democrats should get back to Washington, do their jobs, and reopen the government."
Congressional allies of President Donald Trump are defending his planned White House ballroom and resisting any notion that Congress should formally prohibit taxpayer funds flowing to the pricey project
It’s been hard to turn on the TV news or open a news website this week without catching California Rep. Kevin Kiley.
assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk last week, whose legacy would be honored under a separate resolution that the rule sets up a vote on, spurred intense negotiations on how much more money should
Rutherford said he didn’t like the tactic because lawmakers should have to vote on the funding, but he said he doesn’t know if it’s unconstitutional because it’s been used in the past.