The Latest Breaking News from Mitch McConnell

This election may be turning into a choice election rather than a referendum election

"We just can't fumble the ball on the five-yard line."

Biden officials press Congress on chips bill as progress stalls

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration and congressional Democrats are trying to break a deadlock on legislation aimed at enhancing U.S. competitiveness with China and boosting the domestic semiconductor industry, which has been stalled since Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell threatened to scuttle the bill.

Taking the Court back from the extremists who now control it will be a long-term project. It starts with this year’s elections.

Negotiations on a broader China competition bill have been frozen.

Bipartisan interest in moving a package of semiconductor manufacturing incentives outside of a stalled conference committee is growing.

The Biden administration and Democrats are warning of dire consequences if Congress fails to act on computer chips legislation

McConnell floats having House pass Senate version or moving $52 billion for semiconductor subsidies separately.