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The Federalist Society and particularly one of its leaders, Leonard Leo, played a leading role in shaping the Trump administration’s judicial appointments — even helping to create Trump’s shortlist of
Democrats are jumping on the House GOP plan to recoup unspent pandemic aid in their debt limit bill, charging that the move will harm agencies counting on that funding, including the Department of Veterans
Along with Greene, the most surprising names on the list of new requesters are a pair of Freedom Caucus members, Harris and Cline, though both sit on the Appropriations Committee.
"While this will present a challenge in the short term, these personnel actions are vital to our long-term success and renewed accountability in partnership with Congress."
In the wake of high-profile bank failures, the White House is calling on financial regulators to reverse rules established during the last administration that eased capital and stress testing requirements
“No Labels is not following the rules for political party recognition, while attempting to be placed on the ballot alongside actual, functioning political parties who do,” AZ Dems executive director Morgan
Black’s words are unusual, though not unprecedented, according to Howard Mortman, whose 2020 book, "When Rabbis Bless Congress: The Great American Story of Jewish Prayers on Capitol Hill," delves into
TikTok agreed in 2020 to store the data of American users in the U.S. in a deal brokered by the Trump administration involving Oracle Corp. and Walmart Inc., which together would own 20 percent of the
Congress acted last year to ban TikTok on government-issued devices. “TikTok is a useful app for me to reach constituents, but national security comes first.
the transfer of presidential power in the nation’s history at the feet of former President Donald Trump.
North Carolina voters sent seven Democrats and seven Republicans to Congress in last year’s elections.
For comparison, there are 154 women in the 118th Congress, according to a Congressional Research Service report, released Monday, that relies on research from our CQ members team.
In that case, the majority found Congress unconstitutionally intruded on a president’s duty to execute the nation’s laws.
The complaint argues that McCarthy’s actions undermined the "safety and integrity of Congress" and asks the OCE to investigate whether McCarthy violated congressional rules.
That December 2021 report included a recommendation: "As DOE and Congress consider investing billions more in a new round of CCS demonstration projects, it is crucial that they take into account lessons
The one in question on Feb. 6 here says neither.
work of legislating via their seats on the Rules Committee and other panels.
Several media reports say the member of Congress is Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., a Donald Trump ally whose phone was seized by federal investigators last year.
The Trump administration, in which Pence served as vice president, also sought to prioritize abstinence-only education.
After the Government Accountability Office released a 2016 report that found fault in the agency’s cost-benefit analysis, the Trump administration repealed the brake requirement since the “expected benefits