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a confirmation vote on a controversial nominee, in contravention to the best practices recommendations during the coronavirus pandemic put out by the Senate Rules Committee.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order that would expedite permitting for infrastructure projects, building on earlier orders to ease regulations for industry.
Vought was a vice president at Heritage Action since it was formed in 2010, before Mulvaney brought him on as an adviser at OMB early in the Trump administration.
Democrats shelved another vote, on the reauthorization of anti-terrorism surveillance authorities, after Trump, angered by FBI surveillance of one of his 2016 campaign aides, said he would veto the
Attacks on IGs The Interior watchdog published its report a week after other government ombudsmen came under fire from President Donald Trump, who has taken to expelling inspectors general from the
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday formally notified Congress that Hong Kong was no longer politically autonomous from mainland China, kick-starting a process that could lead to the revocation
While the loan program has proved popular with many struggling businesses, many others have found the loan rules too restrictive.
Butterfield, a former Congressional Black Caucus chairman from North Carolina, a battleground in the fight for the White House and control of both chambers of Congress.
Congress has spent roughly $3 trillion in the last two months and may spend $3 trillion more.
[jwp-video n=”1″] President Donald Trump said Tuesday he supports “curbs on frivolous litigation … a thing I know something about. There’s a lot of frivolous litigation.”
Congress to strike down regulations shortly after they are finalized.
The Trump administration unveiled the ground rules Tuesday for distributing $16 billion in direct payments to farmers and ranchers feeling financial pain from COVID-19, but several agriculture groups say
Of course, a few in Congress aren’t wearing masks at all, ignoring the advice of health experts and following the example of the country’s most visible holdout, Donald Trump.
the bills already passed and the winding down of social distancing rules.
Trump has recommended a payroll tax holiday, while Trump’s appointee at the helm of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, warned on May 13 that Congress will need to do more to avoid permanent damage to
Federal agencies have issued a flurry of regulations and rules during the coronavirus pandemic, a pattern legal experts say may be intended to avoid the reach of a law that allows Congress to strike
Nanette Barragán, D-Calif., who introduced the bill to keep the relief money from fossil fuel producers, plans to testify before the House Rules Committee on Thursday and argue for the inclusion of her
on the proposals.
[House likely to vote Friday on coronavirus relief, proxy voting rule] On Monday, President Donald Trump told reporters that White House staff are now required to wear masks in the West Wing