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Vance pitches separate cuts package as House GOP preps CR vote - Roll Call

Vice President JD Vance told House Republicans on Tuesday that the administration would put forward a rescissions package to codify spending cuts.

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Former California Rep. Katie Porter announces run for governor - Roll Call

A year after losing her bid for Senate, Democratic former Rep. Katie Porter is running for governor of California.

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States want to move funds pulled from green projects to hard infrastructure - Roll Call

As President Donald Trump pulls back on green funding, state officials are lobbying to retain moeny for other infrastructure projects.

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Workforce cuts raise concerns over national park upkeep - Roll Call

Staffing cuts at the National Park Service are emerging as a test of public support for efforts to slash the federal workforce.

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Kelly warns US actions hampering Ukraine's negotiating position - Roll Call

Sen. Mark Kelly charged that Trump’s halt of U.S. military aid to Kyiv is “weakening” its position in talks with Russia to end the war.

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Senate confirms Chavez-DeRemer for Labor secretary - Roll Call

The Senate on Monday confirmed former Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer to be Labor secretary. Her nomination won the backing of some Democrats.

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Leadership test on spending - Roll Call

House GOP leaders must rally their razor-thin majority to pass a stopgap funding measure this week, while Senate Democrats must decide whether to vote against a bill they dislike and trigger a partial government shutdown. CQ Roll Call’s Peter Cohn and David Lerman assess the prospects for a fiscal 2025…

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Initial 2026 House race ratings show more Republicans in Toss-up seats - Roll Call

ANALYSIS — Even though the midterms are 20 months away, it’s not too early to project that the headliner of the 2026 elections will be the fight for the House majority. Republicans’ three-seat Senate majority and a dearth of competitive races puts next year’s battle for the Senate on a…

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Not just a game: Dems need to catch up on livestreams, advisers say

Republicans have courted “niche” content creators on Twitch, Discord and other platforms overtaking traditional media.

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Capitol Lens | What matters - Roll Call

Workers break up the pavement in front of the White House on 16th Street Northwest on Monday to remove the words "Black Lives Matter."

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Focus on ‘The Eyes of History’ - Roll Call

CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists Bill Clark and Tom Williams are winners in WHNPA’s 2025 “Eyes of History” contest.

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Trump predicts no shutdown as Congress faces spending deadline this week - Roll Call

The wrangling over an extension of government dominates the agenda for both the House and the Senate this week.

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Long-term stopgap measure sets up partisan clash - Roll Call

Republicans on Saturday rolled out a long-term stopgap funding bill, challenging Democrats to accept it or risk a partial government shutdown.

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After Trump’s inauguration, a dramatic halt to LGBTQ+ research - Roll Call

The Trump administration has dramatically dialed back research into LGBTQ+ health, and researchers say the impact has been dramatic.

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‘Haven’t paid your rent’: Zelenskyy shouldn’t rush to sign Trump’s minerals plan, Dems say - Roll Call

Some Senate Democrats have advice for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy: Don't rush into a rare earth minerals deal with Donald Trump.

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Fighting a disease and a health care system - Roll Call

“Transplant: A Memoir” author Bernardine Watson joins Equal Time to talk about kidney failure, racial disparities and her own journey.

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‘We’re burning daylight here’: Latest Jan. 6 probe slow to get off the ground - Roll Call

A new Jan. 6 select subcommittee to be led by Republican Rep. Barry Loudermilk has been announced but not yet approved by the House.

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Photos of the week | February 28-March 6, 2025 - Roll Call

Ukraine, Mardi Gras, NOAA layoffs, and the longest presidential address to Congress in history were highlights of the week in Washington.

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Judge reinstates fired National Labor Relations Board member - Roll Call

A judge ordered the administration to reinstate a National Labor Relations Board member, finding her firing without cause violated the law.

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Protest, retreat, hide? Congressional behavior, 2025-style - Roll Call

In the early days of the second Trump administration, congressional Republicans and Democrats face decisions about how to react to White House-led actions. For Democrats, it can be boiled down to this: fight or retreat. Republicans are being advised to restrict contact with the public. We talk with Nathan Gonzales about…

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Makary tells Senate panel he plans to review FDA job cuts - Roll Call

FDA nominee Martin Makary was asked about abortion drugs, vaccine panels during a Senate hearing on his bid to lead the agency.

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At the Races: Censure and sensitivity - Roll Call

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including censure resolutions and Democratic angst.

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Senate Banking backs McKernan’s nomination for CFPB director - Roll Call

The Senate Banking Committee backed a nominee to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau who has pledged to keep the agency open.

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Hampton Dellinger to drop legal challenge to firing by Trump - Roll Call

U.S. Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger intends to drop his lawsuit to be reinstated after he was fired without cause last month.

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Rep. Al Green censured by House colleagues, sings ‘We Shall Overcome’ - Roll Call

The House voted Thursday to censure Texas Rep. Al Green for heckling President Donald Trump during his joint address to Congress this week.

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