Senate Advances Bipartisan Funding Patch Amid Executive Power Disputes
The Senate moved to avert a shutdown through December 11, including provisions to block political oversight of federal grants and denying specific White House military requests.
The Senate moved to avert a shutdown through December 11, including provisions to block political oversight of federal grants and denying specific White House military requests.
In 1964, the United States Senate achieved a historic parliamentary milestone by invoking cloture to end a record-breaking filibuster against the Civil Rights Act. This event marked a fundamental realignment…
Senate Republicans face a critical Tuesday deadline to decide whether to advance a $95 billion budget resolution or delay fiscal negotiations until after the August recess.
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Todd Blanche’s Attorney General nomination following a $1.776 billion deal with Senators Cornyn and Tillis to terminate a controversial executive funding stream.
Twenty-five states filed suit to block sweeping federal tariffs while the House Ethics Committee recommended censuring Representative Chuck Edwards for workplace misconduct.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche terminated a controversial fund for Trump allies to secure his confirmation, following a deal with Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis to protect the Justice…
In 1886, President Grover Cleveland utilized executive power to declare martial law in Seattle, Washington Territory, following violent anti-Chinese riots. This intervention by the United States federal government marked a…
President Trump canceled planned military strikes against Iran to pursue diplomatic talks, while Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche rescinded a $1.8 billion fund ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing.
A federal appeals court granted the White House a reprieve to continue collecting global tariffs while the administration doubles down on 50 percent duties for metals amid high-stakes negotiations with…