US House leaders and President Donald Trump have discussed extending as is a contentious spy law that is set to expire next month but have yet to agree on a time frame, according to the GOP’s conference leader.
Lawmakers spent months carefully negotiating bipartisan housing legislation, but familiar hurdles threaten to derail the effort as it nears the finish line in one chamber.
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Senator Mike Rounds, a member of the Senate Armed Services and Intelligence Committees, joins "Bloomberg This Weekend" and addresses questions regarding the US military engagement with Iran nine days into the conflict.
Two Democratic lawmakers are asking the Justice Department’s watchdog to examine whether Attorney General Pam Bondi sufficiently distanced herself from matters involving her lawyer brother, Brad Bondi.
Worried about the way crude oil has stampeded above and then back below $100 a barrel in a matter of hours this week? What if I told you that another crucial component of energy prices has just slumped permanently beneath the same level?
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Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chair Bill Cassidy has a wide range of health care affordability priorities he wants to pursue in 2026, including addressing drug costs and price transparency.
Lawmakers spent months carefully negotiating bipartisan housing legislation, but familiar hurdles threaten to derail the effort as it nears the finish line in one chamber.
US House leaders and President Donald Trump have discussed extending as is a contentious spy law that is set to expire next month but have yet to agree on a time frame, according to the GOP’s conference leader.
A Washington federal judge rebuked the Department of Homeland Security for detaining immigrants for a month or longer without bond hearings, calling the practice “shocking” and a “huge whopping statutory violation.”
The top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee said the “head prosecutor” handling the Department of Justice’s criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair
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Rahm Emanuel says Democrats ‘lost the American people’ on cultural issues -- but he knows how they can win them back in November.
Rahm Emanuel says Democrats ‘lost the American people’ on cultural issues -- but he knows how they can win them back in November.
The Defense Department awarded $18.4 billion in unclassified spending for missile defense systems in fiscal 2025, with procurement for guided missiles within that market increasing by 52% from the previous year’s levels, according to a Bloomberg Government analysis.
Two enterprise-scale opportunities estimated to serve more than 150 million Americans would modernize government health service delivery as health care costs rise and federal agencies move to consolidate contracts around commercial solutions.
The Housing and Urban Development Department would create new programs to support affordable housing, ramp up housing production in states and cities, and ease environmental regulations for federally funded housing developments under a Senate amendment to
A hotly contested election in Montclair, New Jersey, to increase taxes for the town’s cash-strapped public school system was too close to call as of Wednesday morning, according to county officials.
An ugly feature of the Republican Party in the MAGA era resurfaced this month in Florida, even though the GOP has long been trying to hide it.
President Donald Trump’s effort to prevent state regulations on artificial intelligence has reached a key deadline this week.
As the California Democratic Party gathered in San Francisco last month for its convention, reporters had a frequent question for the retiring political king- (and queen-) maker, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: Was her state really on the verge of
Republican-led states are failing to advance artificial intelligence legislation as the White House presses for a national standard, even as some GOP lawmakers warn that guardrails are needed to address the risks posed by the emerging technology.
