Senate Republicans are pressing ahead today with a bill to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection, while scrapping money for the Secret Service and Justice Department that held it up.
Gas prices dropping by the fall is essential to Republicans’ hopes of keeping House control in the midterm elections, according to the president of a leading conservative organization.
Republican leaders are pressing forward with a deal to reauthorize a powerful spy powers tool despite Democratic pushback to President Donald Trump’s pick for acting director of national intelligence.
Kathleen Hicks, former US Deputy Secretary of Defense in the Biden administration, says the path out of the Iran conflict requires experienced negotiators and professional diplomatic teams. Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) stresses the need for Congress to move on reconciliation after the Justice Department made what he calls the "right choice" on the $1.8 billion so-called "weaponization" fund. Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-NH) criticizes President Trump's handling of the conflict with Iran, arguing Congress must use its war-powers and spending authority to demand clearer answers from the Pentagon.
Senate Republicans are pressing ahead today with a bill to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection, while scrapping money for the Secret Service and Justice Department that held it up.
Popular acne-control skincare from social media influencers including Dr. Pimple Popper and major consumer brands like Proactiv were contaminated with some of the highest
Gas prices dropping by the fall is essential to Republicans’ hopes of keeping House control in the midterm elections, according to the president of a leading conservative organization.
A month after President
Republican leaders are pressing forward with a deal to reauthorize a powerful spy powers tool despite Democratic pushback to President Donald Trump’s pick for acting director of national intelligence.
Senate Democrats are threatening to block an extension of a controversial spy powers law if the White House refuses to withdraw its appointment of
A group of Senate Democrats write to President
The US would be directed to end its involvement in military operations in Lebanon under
The US Office of Personnel Management encouraged federal agencies to relax work-from-home restrictions for federal employees working in host cities during the FIFA World Cup.
Work on the annual defense authorization bill is ramping up this month with key committees on both sides of Capitol Hill planning to advance their respective measures in the coming days.
The Agriculture Department, Food and Drug Administration, and related agencies would receive $26.3 billion in discretionary funding in fiscal 2027 under
The federal government — and the Pentagon specifically — wants the newest technology on the fastest track. And to get there, government agencies are using taxpayer dollars to invest in private innovation.
Florida legislators have approved an amendment for the November ballot that gives new meaning to the phrase “the red state of Florida.” Think Soviet, not Republican.
California Republican James Gallagher won a special election Tuesday to serve the remainder of the 119th Congress in a conservative district Democrats redrew to favor them in the November election for a full term.
Republican-led states are following President Donald Trump’s lead and making it harder for their agencies to exceed federal environmental standards.
A first-of-its-kind court decision affirming businesses can vote in Fenwick Island, Del., population 401, is stoking alarm about the explosion of corporate political clout at a precarious moment for voting rights nationwide.
A precedent-overturning decision on judicial disqualification from the California Supreme Court is being seen as a long-overdue fix to a system practitioners say was ripe for abuse.
While Sixth Circuit judges Tuesday grilled both sides in a case about Tennessee’s abortion trafficking law, a judge appointed by a Democratic president expressed concern about whether the law would infringe on the sovereignty of other states.
