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Expect a ‘prolonged fight’ over spending caps

Second, the statutory debt ceiling, which snaps back into effect at just north of $22 trillion on March 2, provides an obvious legislative vehicle for Congress to cut a deal with President Donald

Congress · 116th Congress

These toxins last ‘forever.’ But the EPA is going slow

Congress is starting to wake up to the problem, but the EPA under the Trump administration has been slow to act: a long-awaited action plan released Thursday did not include clean water standards

Congress · 116th Congress

Bill would honor Rep. Walter Jones by repealing AUMF

Colleagues and constituents have heaped praise on the longtime North Carolina Republican, who died Sunday on his 76th birthday and whose funeral will be held Thursday at his parish church in Greenville

White House · 116th Congress

Trump extends order on asylum seekers at southwest border

How Congress gave the White House broad, far-reaching powers [jwp-video n=”1″] Trump first issued an executive order on Nov. 9 that blocked migrants from requesting asylum if they entered the

Congress · 116th Congress

The insiders: Roll Call’s people to watch in 2019

McGovern says he would have allowed it, but legislating on appropriations is against House rules. Still, McGovern is likely to push for broader debate on issues he cares about.

Congress · 116th Congress

Is 2019 over yet? It kind of feels like 2020 already

When President Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union, it only felt like half the room was raring to take him on next year (looking at you, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Bernie Sanders

Congress · 116th Congress

The outsiders: Roll Call’s people to watch in 2019

“We saw ourselves, because there was no check on the administration, as being that check — to make sure if they violated rules and norms, if they didn’t follow procedures, that we held them accountable

Congress · 116th Congress

Wheeler EPA nomination advances on party-line panel vote

the nation’s top environmental regulator, Wheeler can expect to be summoned by House Democrats to explain his justifications for the agency’s policy actions, including rewriting or rolling back several rules