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The Trump administration has defended the FCC process at the Supreme Court, arguing that the FCC’s process isn’t binding, but a notice to a company that they may, in the future, face legal liability
At issue in the sprawling debate is the extent of the changes passed last Congress during the last reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, when national security
Levitt said the executive order runs into a fundamental problem: the Constitution gives states the primary role in running elections, with the possibility for Congress to weigh in on the rules.
President Donald Trump must still face civil lawsuits seeking to hold him accountable for his role in the lead up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, a federal judge ruled Tuesday in a long-running
Trump criticism President Donald Trump has long criticized the counting of late-arriving ballots, and the policies in those states served as the hooks for some of his most prolific evidence-free
Trump at first issued an executive order to force changes in state voting rules on registrations and counting deadlines, parts of which courts found violating federal administrative law or exceeding
But on Thursday, Johnson said he and Republican leadership had called on Gonzales “to withdraw from his race for re-election.”
Trump didn't wait for Congress or traditional rulemaking, taking matters into his own hands by striking individual deals with drug companies to lower their prices, largely using the threat of tariffs as
contempt of Congress measures this week.
Specials on tap: Trump is looking to Congress as he announces nominees for his Cabinet, which will likely trigger special elections in Florida and New York.
A proposed House rules package wouldn’t just reinstate the old rule that let the chamber avoid separate votes on the statutory debt ceiling 20 times in three decades starting in 1980.
The Democratic base, which styles itself “the resistance,” will pressure the incoming speaker, Nancy Pelosi of California, to focus her caucus’ energies on investigating Trump and his administration
Democrats officially take control of the House on Thursday as the 116th Congress convenes on the 13th day of a partial government shutdown.
And he confirmed his candidacy on Twitter on Wednesday.
The first votes of the 116th Congress will be to elect a speaker — expected to be longtime Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi — and then to adopt a rules package.
Congress and President Donald Trump are basically giving up on reaching a deal to end the government’s partial shutdown for 2018, throwing in the towel until the New Year and a new Congress.
President Donald Trump has signed legislation overhauling the process for responding to claims of harassment on Capitol Hill.
“I hope Senate Democrats will work with the White House on an agreement that can pass both Houses of Congress and receive the president’s signature,” McConnell said.
Republicans on Thursday said such rhetoric emboldened them in seeking to put the measure on the floor.
On Tuesday, he explained why. “Here’s the thing,” Schiff said in an interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.