GOP Friction Rises as third party budget prospects Fade
Some key Republicans are throwing cold water on prospects for passing a third party-line budget bill, even as House GOP leaders push for a larger summer —
Congress Wrestles with Spy Powers, Housing, and Digital
The agenda for Congress covers housing, digital markets, and spy powers as Section 702 renewal debates continue amid domestic surveillance concerns, with the
House GOP Lawmaker Backs Prediction market ban rules
A resolution introduced by Rep. Ashley Hinson would amend House rules to ban members and staff from trading on prediction markets, aligning with a Senate ban,
White House war support dynamics in Congress on Iran
The White House war support dynamics show bipartisan scrutiny over authorizing further Iran actions as Congress weighs war powers resolutions, amid GOP backing
House Republicans Block Vote on Tariffs Delayed Until July
The focus is on blocking or delaying a vote on tariffs, with House Republicans advancing a procedural motion that could push consideration of Trump’s tariff —
House Returns to Debate Senate-Passed Spending Package Amid
The House Senate spending package aims to end the partial government shutdown by allocating funds to key federal agencies affected by the funding impasse.
House Justice Committee Declares Impeachment Complaint
The House of Representatives’ justice committee has deemed the first impeachment complaint against Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as sufficient in —
President Trump Pushes for Law to Implement Credit Card
President Donald Trump has called on Congress to establish a credit card interest rate cap, advocating for a maximum of 10% to protect consumers from high
Trump Populist Economic Message Amplified via Social Media
Trump populist economic message aims to energize his base and sway voters in key battleground states ahead of upcoming elections. Updates as details emerge.
Congress Returns to Debate Affordable Care Act Discussions
Affordable Care Act discussions continue in Congress as lawmakers debate extending, modifying, or terminating subsidies that are vital for millions of