Holiday parties are back in DC for 2021, if you’re on the list
The Yuletide is upon us, and with it a wave of holiday parties across D.C., led by lavish lobbying shop shindigs and tony trade group gatherings.
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Latino Democratic PAC looks to Oregon, Nebraska for 2022 pickup opportunities
A group of House Democrats focused on electing Latinos is looking beyond states with the largest Hispanic populations in its first round of
Appeals court weighs Trump’s push to block Jan. 6 records
A federal appeals court seemed likely Tuesday to deny Donald Trump’s request to block some White House records from going to the House select
Leaders point fingers as defense bill remains stalled in the Senate
Once again, the annual defense policy bill has stalled in the Senate, leading to another round of recriminations over which party is to
Fed’s Powell sees growing risk of ‘persistent’ higher inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday that the risk of “more persistent” higher inflation has grown as a spike in prices driven by
Meadows showing signs of compliance with Capitol attack inquiry
Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has produced records to the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection and
Lawmakers press for sweeping military justice changes
A bipartisan group of several dozen lawmakers from both chambers urged Armed Services Committee leaders on Tuesday to write a National Defense
Startups use tech, ‘gamification’ for public health problems
Corrected 3:43 p.m. | Matthew Loper’s mission to use technology and science to revolutionize health care began when he observed vastly different
Quantum computing would get boost in Senate defense bill
As the Senate takes up its version of the annual defense policy bill this week, one of the provisions tucked into the legislation would boost funding
Take Five: Marie Newman
Rep. Marie Newman sat down with Heard on the Hill outside her office on an unseasonably warm, 70-degree day earlier this month. The Illinois Democrat
Republicans delay votes on defense bill
Republican senators voted against moving toward a final vote on the annual Pentagon policy bill Monday evening, demanding that Democrats agree to
Biden’s travels take him to competitive Minnesota district
President Joe Biden resumes his campaign to promote the bipartisan infrastructure law and sell his broader Build Back Better agenda with a stop
After pushing for tax break, Rep. Tom Suozzi seeking to be New York governor
New York Rep. Tom Suozzi, a Democrat who helped push the House to raise a cap on a federal tax break important to his state, said Monday he will run
Abortion case tests Supreme Court’s rightward shift after Trump
The Supreme Court hears arguments Wednesday in a case that asks the justices to overturn the long-standing decisions that established the right to
New stopgap funding bill likely to extend into early 2022
Democrats and Republicans on Monday haggled over details of a stopgap spending bill that appears likely to run into late January at a minimum, with