Supreme Court blocks Gitmo detainee’s search for testimony about CIA torture - Roll Call The Supreme Court has blocked testimony about CIA torture programs sought by Guantanamo Bay detainee Abu Zubaydah. Roll Call · Mar 3, 2022
Labor Department mulls more climate rules for retirement plans - Roll Call The Labor Department is considering rules for retirement plan sponsors to consider climate change as a risk to their investments. Roll Call · Mar 3, 2022
Biden was masked Monday. It was gone by Tuesday night in SOTU preemptive strike - Roll Call President Biden was masked Monday. It was gone by Tuesday night, a preemptive strike on Republicans ahead of November's midterm elections. Roll Call · Mar 3, 2022
What if Congress isn’t hopelessly locked in partisan gridlock? What if it’s getting a lot done? - Roll Call Raw page numbers may seem like a crude measure. But as lawmakers pack more into fewer but bigger bills, it’s one way to measure productivity. Roll Call · Mar 3, 2022
Biden's new pitch: Saving the planet saves families' money - Roll Call President Joe Biden emphasized their potential benefits for consumers in climate policy rather than hammering on the need to save the planet. Roll Call · Mar 3, 2022
Pandemic relief, disaster aid strain omnibus spending talks - Roll Call Omnibus spending negotiations remained fraught amid disputes over including emergency COVID-19 relief and disaster aid. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
As Ukraine burns, Washington splits over how to help - Roll Call Republicans are calling for sending more weapons to Ukraine and to impose sanctions on Russian oil and gas. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Texas Rep. Van Taylor admits affair, ends reelection campaign - Roll Call Taylor, who faced heat for supporting a Jan. 6 investigation, got less than 50 percent of the vote in Tuesday's primary and faced a runoff. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Parties clash over unionizing Hill staff at House hearing - Roll Call While Chair Zoe Lofgren urged Congress to keep its “promise,” ranking member Rodney Davis called it “unworkable” and “impractical.” Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Ketanji Brown Jackson takes historic first steps toward Supreme Court - Roll Call President Joe Biden’s nominee began meeting with Senate leaders on Wednesday, the kickoff of her historic confirmation process. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Major corporations make last-ditch push for R&D tax break - Roll Call Some of the largest U.S. companies are pressing Congress to restore a more generous tax break for research and development in spending bills. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Proxy option fuels record-setting House vote participation rate - Roll Call A pandemic rule that allowed House members to designate a colleague to vote for them fueled a record-setting 98 percent participation rate. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Biden unveils new strategy to combat COVID-19 - Roll Call The Biden administration on Wednesday unveiled a new strategy for fighting the pandemic, including a request for more funds. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Senate passes bill to mandate reporting of cyberattacks - Roll Call The Senate on Tuesday passed a package of cybersecurity bills that would require reporting of cyberattacks to a federal agency. Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022
Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022 How David Trone went from Total Wine to opioid opponent in Congress - Roll Call His old job was “much better,” but the Democrat has a very personal mission. “Every one of us knows someone who’s succumbed,” he says.
Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022 Texas primary puts Cuellar and Taylor in runoffs - Roll Call Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar and Republican Rep. Van Taylor both got less that 50 percent in primaries Tuesday and face runoffs in May.
Roll Call · Mar 2, 2022 Gohmert comes up short in bid for Texas attorney general - Roll Call Nine-term Rep. Louie Gohmert took on Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a four-person primary but did not advance to the runoff Tuesday.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 Biden launches State of the Union with show of American unity in support of Ukraine - Roll Call President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address Tuesday, paying particular attention to the foundations of democracy.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 New shadow war with Russia could last years - Roll Call The United States could find itself supporting a yearslong insurgency helping Ukrainian rebels fight Russian occupiers.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 Party unity vote studies underscore polarized State of the Union - Roll Call On votes where the two parties split, Democrats stuck together last year more than Republicans, CQ Roll Call's analysis found.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 OANN host, former state legislator among those subpoenaed by Jan. 6 panel - Roll Call An OANN host and a conservative lawyer were among six people subpoenaed Tuesday by the Jan. 6 House investigation committee.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 Bipartisan calls mounting for Ukrainian immigrant protections - Roll Call Dozens of Senate and House members are pressing the Biden administration to give Temporary Protected Status to Ukrainian nationals.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 In infrastructure law, a stronger emphasis on highway safety - Roll Call The federal government is telling states they can no longer set goals that allow traffic deaths to increase from year to year.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 Supreme Court nominee heads to Senate for confirmation process - Roll Call Ketanji Brown Jackson begins meeting with senators on Wednesday, part of her confirmation process to the Supreme Court.
Roll Call · Mar 1, 2022 Ukraine invasion triggers rhetoric for both sides in US energy debate - Roll Call Both sides find ammunition in the U.S. debate over a shift to renewable energy sources following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.