House Is Set to Vote on 18 Bills to Address Opioid Addiction
House Republicans have scheduled votes this week on bills that include measures to make it easier for doctors to treat patients addicted to opioids, and to offer greater protections for veterans and for children affected by the opioid epidemic.
House Looks to State Coins to Avoid Confederate Mires
Disputes last year over Confederate symbols displayed on federal property effectively shut down the appropriations process, but as the process heats up this year, a House committee will replace state flags with state coins.
House Democrats Call for Curbs on Required Arbitration
Legislators urged curtailment of a practice in which judges and juries are supplanted by arbitrators in disputes between companies and consumers.
Morning Agenda: Puerto Rico Rescue Bill Introduced in House
Regulators Said to Object to Banks’ ‘Living Wills’ | Collusion Concerns Over Institutional Investments
