Bipartisan Infrastructure Talks Implode, But Congress Still Has A Way Out
Tensions remain high between the parties as the House Transportation Committee prepares on Wednesday to mark up its five-year, $547 billion measure covering hig
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Tensions remain high between the parties as the House Transportation Committee prepares on Wednesday to mark up its five-year, $547 billion measure covering hig
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The breakdown puts new pressure on a group of bipartisan senators to quickly come up with something that can satisfy Biden's desires and also garner at least 10
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Progressives, fed up with the slow pace of bipartisan infrastructure talks, are ready to go it alone now. But Yarmuthβs plan is a signal that despite Democrats'
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Manchin (D-W.Va.) has long resisted Democrats' signature bill, which would reform campaign finance laws, standardize federal elections and also make major chang
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The House is expected to take up those bills β which likely would be taken to the floor in pieces rather than as one package β in late June or July, according t
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer also committed on Tuesday to putting the broad voting rights bill up for a vote in late June, with or without Manchin's sup
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Those posts were spotted and written up by the Capitol Policeβs intelligence division. But as revealed in a new bipartisan report cataloging failures ahead of t
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