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↵↵Oregon Democrat Jeff Merkley is pushing for a vote on his amendment that would prohibit the use of so-called pocket rescissions, a legally contested budget tool used by the Trump administration to claw
But that route is likely to prompt pushback from conservatives, in part because some lawmakers successfully negotiated changes to the rules for the 119th Congress that are intended to limit use of the
↵↵Bipartisan talks aimed at funding a handful of agencies and teeing up talks on immigration enforcement tactical changes were "close" to a deal, President Donald Trump said Thursday.
The House passed a roughly $1.25 trillion spending package Thursday in a pair of votes that overcame internal GOP divisions and Democratic protests over the Trump administration's immigration policies.
of the court's conservative majority frequently brought up whether ruling in favor of the athletes would allow cisgender boys to try out for girls' teams if they did not make a boys' team or endanger rules
↵↵And that is what Trump administration officials are arguing. Trump administration defense↵↵In an interview with Fox News on Jan. 4, U.N.
↵↵Trump's attorneys have argued that Trump was speaking on the presidential "bully pulpit" on public affairs, taking care that the laws were properly executed or making recommendations to Congress about
Critics say the proposed rules, issued Dec. 18 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, would place unprecedented limitations on hospitals and physicians that lawmakers never intended.
District Court for the Northern District of California, at a hearing in a lawsuit brought by federal worker unions, criticized Trump administration efforts to continue layoffs despite a provision in the
↵↵There were also a series of successful efforts by the GOP majority to overturn rules promulgated during the Biden administration, with Trump eager to put his signature on efforts to undo his predecessor's
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday evening that seeks to challenge state laws on artificial intelligence and withhold certain grant funds for states with AI laws the administration
Adam Smith of Washington state, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, said at a Tuesday Rules Committee meeting and again on the floor ahead of the passage vote Wednesday that the NDAA
↵↵President Donald Trump posted to his Truth Social account on Monday that he would sign an executive order this week to address differing state laws and processes for AI.
↵↵Getting to Congress: Carter began his career as a pharmacist, starting his own pharmacy business in Pooler, Ga., in 1988.
↵↵The Trump administration argued that the FTC and other agencies previously covered by that decision have executive functions, including issuing rules, adjudicating cases and investigating violations
A federal appellate court on Monday ruled against Alina Habba's appointment as the head of the U.S. attorney's office in New Jersey, another strike against the Trump administration's push to install allies
↵↵Senate Commerce Chair Ted Cruz, R-Texas, acknowledged pressure from the White House for Congress to move on a moratorium, after Cruz's own moratorium provision was pulled out of the GOP's budget reconciliation
That was days before the statute of limitations ran out on allegations Comey lied to Congress during a September 2020 hearing.
↵↵But the consultations the White House was supposed to have with Congress over the new cap didn't happen, which the Trump administration said was due to the shutdown that ended last week.
U.S. defense contractors have launched a lobbying and public relations blitz to defeat a provision in the Senate-passed NDAA that would set strict new rules for how the Pentagon accesses their intellectual