Republicans look to reverse rule based on gun law they backed
Tension over rules The dynamic is a familiar one for Congress, according to Josh Huder, a senior fellow at The Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University.
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Jan. 6 plaque is waiting on Republicans, Jeffries says
Roll Call reported in January that Congress had missed the deadline it set for itself to put up the memorial.
Senate Rules advances three AI election bills
Schumer and other Democrats put it in no uncertain terms Wednesday: Congress must act fast to ward off threats to U.S. elections posed by deceptive artificial intelligence.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Jobs not judges
Democratic lawmakers and strategists for months have been pleading with the Biden-Harris campaign to focus less on Trump and more on pocketbook issues.
Supreme Court to decide contentious issues amid ongoing criticism
Numerous advocacy groups, including Move On, also protested Thomas’ participation in the case about whether Trump is immune, which could have an outsize impact on the election if it determines whether
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Divided attention
Trump? In an interview on Sirius XM that wasn’t on his advance schedule, Biden told Howard Stern last Friday that he intends to debate Trump “somewhere. I don’t know when.”
Is this the year that no one watches political spots?
Roughly $8 billion was spent in 2020 on campaigns for federal office.
Supreme Court ruling on Trump immunity could alter impeachment
How the Supreme Court rules on presidential immunity in former President Donald Trump’s effort to jettison his federal charges could have some collateral damage: Congress’ impeachment power.
EPA says its new strict power plant rules will pass legal tests
on coal ash, a byproduct of burning coal.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Faith in politics
In the past week, that view prevailed over the “America First” isolationism pushed by former President Donald Trump and adopted by a growing number of Republicans in Congress.
Can a courtroom bring Trump’s larger-than-life personality down to size?
Still, the bluster and salesmanship that played beautifully on "The Apprentice" won’t cut it in a trial, with its own set of rules and a judge who is the one in charge.
Decades of dallying led to current delay on menthol ban
Advocates now worry the proposal is shelved amid President Joe Biden’s tough reelection fight against former President Donald Trump.
Voters got first true 2024 week with Trump on trial, Biden on the trail
If Trump wins, that means the election was a referendum on Biden. And if Biden wins, that means his campaign made the election a referendum on Trump."
Piecemeal supplemental spending plan emerges in House
He declined to say whether he would support the rule on the floor or in the Rules Committee. Rep.
Editor’s Note: What passes for normal in Congress
At least Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s joint address to Congress on Thursday went off without a hitch.
FCC move to restore net neutrality sets stage for familiar fight
The Trump administration rolled back those rules in 2017.
House subpoena lawsuit risks change to oversight power
The committee subpoenaed the two officials for depositions, but DOJ directed the attorneys to defy the subpoenas because agency counsel would not be allowed to attend under House rules, according to the
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Sunshine shake-up
Spartz had the backing of Trump in 2022, but the former president has not publicly endorsed a candidate in the race this cycle.
Little-known NTIA takes on massive job of internet connectivity
Congress "placed strict requirements on NTIA, such as ensuring that this funding achieves universal connectivity and prohibiting rate regulation," Ohio Republican Rep.
Democrats spurn use of certification process to block a Trump win
The Supreme Court’s decision this month to keep Trump on the Colorado primary ballot left it to Congress to act before the Constitution’s so-called Insurrection Clause could be enforced to keep him from