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Some Congressional Republicans See Re-election Path in Opioid Bills
Some Congressional Republicans See Re-election Path in Opioid Bills
The House and Senate are expected to begin work to reconcile a batch of bills passed in both chambers aimed at helping people addicted to heroin and opioids.
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Congressional Leaders to Push for Spending Bills Amid Budget Obstacles
Congressional Leaders to Push for Spending Bills Amid Budget Obstacles
House and Senate appropriators are set to barrel ahead with spending bills over the next few days, even as House Republican leaders seem unable to win passage of a budget resolution because of opposition from hard-line conservatives.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Highway Bill Offers a Seasonal Display of Congressional Unity
Highway Bill Offers a Seasonal Display of Congressional Unity
In what is practically a holiday miracle, Congress has delivered a long-term, bipartisan highway bill that could be approved in both chambers by the end of this week, ending years of stop-and-go extensions that wreaked havoc on road and bridge construction planning around the nation.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Paris Attacks Could Bolster Congressional Efforts to Block U.S. Refugee Plan
Paris Attacks Could Bolster Congressional Efforts to Block U.S. Refugee Plan
The assaults could rekindle a measure pushed by Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican, to prohibit the administration from spending any money to admit Syrian refugees until the intelligence community approves the process.