GOP jams Dems for quick Clayton vote
Wed Jun 17 4:50 am
Senate Democrats aren’t sure yet they’ll help Republicans swiftly fill a top intelligence post — a decision that could determine how much longer a key government spy power stays lapsed.
Trump leaves Congress in dark on Iran deal
Tue Jun 16 4:50 am
Senate Republicans want a say on a deal President Donald Trump is touting to end the monthslong war in Iran.
The new faces of the Freedom Caucus
Mon Jun 15 4:50 am
The House Freedom Caucus is suddenly confronting an unsettled future after more than a decade at the center of GOP politics on Capitol Hill.
What Schumer told us about AI
Fri Jun 12 4:50 am
Democrats’ H.R. 1 problem
Thu Jun 11 4:50 am
Hakeem Jeffries wants "affordability" to be House Democrats’ primary legislative pitch heading into the midterms. But not all his members agree it should be “H.R. 1” if they win back the majority.
Lawmakers worry a shutdown is inevitable
Wed Jun 10 4:50 am
Drama as House GOP eyes next big swing
Tue Jun 09 4:50 am
Today’s the day House Republicans are hoping to put one reconciliation bill behind them and start moving on another.
Five days to save FISA
Mon Jun 08 4:50 am
Republicans are about to put one Donald Trump-induced headache behind them — but another is right behind it.
Next stop Reconciliation 3.0? Not so fast
Fri Jun 05 4:50 am
Trump fund drama comes to vote-a-rama
Thu Jun 04 4:50 am
Republicans are on the verge of finally passing their massive $70 billion immigration enforcement bill — but first they’ll need to stick together through an obstacle course of tricky votes meant to squeeze their most vulnerable incumbents.
Trump’s intel pick endangers spy powers bill
Wed Jun 03 4:50 am
President Donald Trump's pick of a political ally as acting director of national intelligence could jeopardize the passage of a key government spy powers renewal just as lawmakers were closing in on a deal.
Trump officials try to calm ‘slush’ fund fury
Tue Jun 02 4:50 am
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has a chance today to convince Republicans he’s dropping plans for a controversial $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund.” But it’s unclear if members of his party will be swayed enough to unjam President Donald Trump’s larger agenda.