Interior’s Alaska drilling move caps lengthy congressional saga
Long fight over ANWR The ANWR drilling debate began in 1960, when Congress established what was then called the Arctic National Wildlife Range.
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At the Races: More maps, more problems
↵↵Life after Congress: Former Illinois Rep. Rodney Davis, now the head of government affairs at the U.S.
Bills to pay federal workers stall, but senators ready to compromise
But a big hurdle to a deal centered on whether Republicans could stomach restricting President Donald Trump from laying off more workers during the shutdown, language that Democrats are seeking.
OMB head says layoffs will be ‘north of 10K’ as judge blocks cuts
The judge found the labor groups are likely to succeed on their claim that the government violated administrative rules.
Trump ally appeals contempt of Congress case to Supreme Court
Steve Bannon asked the Supreme Court to overturn his contempt of Congress conviction for refusing to testify before the House select panel investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, his attorneys
Senate panel backs former Rep. D’Esposito for Labor IG; NLRB nominees
D’Esposito has faced his own watchdog scrutiny, including internal inquiries during his New York Police Department career and a New York Times investigation alleging he violated House ethics rules by hiring
Supreme Court sounds ready to revive lawsuit over ballot counting
The Supreme Court appeared ready during oral arguments Wednesday to allow a challenge led by a Republican member of Congress to Illinois’ counting of ballots up to 14 days after Election Day. Rep.
​White House may nix pay for workers furloughed during shutdown
"[President Donald] Trump doesn’t get to change the rules and rob workers just because he’s worried his shutdown is backfiring."
Supreme Court starts term full of elections, LGBT rights and Trump
into a law passed by Congress.
Ex-North Carolina Rep. Madison Cawthorn launches comeback bid in Florida
In Congress, he quickly developed a reputation as a strong Trump ally, but his personal conduct drew a constant stream of negative headlines.Â
GOP Rep. David Schweikert enters race for Arizona governor
Mike Lawler of New York and Zach Nunn of Iowa, opted to seek reelection after Trump signaled for them to stay put, given the GOP’s narrow hold on the chamber.
GOP leaders try to quell stopgap concerns as House vote nears
Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., to boost member security funds by $135 million, but it was rejected by the Rules Committee.During the vote, Steil and his committee’s ranking Democrat, Joseph Morelle of New York
House passes youth offender bills, in latest effort to overrule DC
Meanwhile, Republicans painted the bills as part of a larger, commonsense push to crack down on crime in D.C. — an issue that has attracted special attention from President Donald Trump.
For Congress, security fears are a haunting part of the job
Seth Moulton, D-Mass., for one, shared audio and screenshots of "violent and graphic threats" he received this week after calling on President Donald Trump to condemn "extremist violence" on the right
Ted Cruz looks to advance Trump AI strategy with new framework
Speaking about his suggested framework, Cruz quoted Trump as wanting to end a "patchwork" of state regulations on AI.
Republicans move to change Senate rules to speed confirmation of some nominees
Senate Majority Leader John Thune took the first procedural step Monday toward changing the chamber’s rules to speed up the confirmation of lower-level Trump nominees, saying the move is necessary to combat
Nomination rules, defense policy headline the week in Congress
The Senate, meanwhile, is in the thick of another debate about effectively changing the chamber’s rules governing floor consideration of nominations.
Fiscal 2026 funding discussions to dominate House, Senate agenda
"We’re going to be raising about $2 billion from Congress. Congress is happy to do it," Trump said on Aug. 22.
House votes to stand up Loudermilk-led subpanel investigating Jan. 6
And he took aim at Liz Cheney, the former Wyoming Republican lawmaker who sat on the Jan. 6 select committee and has become a vocal Trump critic.Â