House Republicans are gearing up to pass spending bills before the November election, but some lawmakers are concerned the same issues that bogged down last year’s appropriations process could emerge again. Source link
The federal government is appealing a judge’s ruling that found the Constitution allows some immigrants without documentation to possess guns, plowing new ground in the quickly evolving debate over Second Amendment rights. The Justice Department filed its notice of appeal Thursday with Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman, whose ruling last month dismissed charges against an undocumented […]
The Biden administration on Friday released final emission rules to force the nation’s fleet of heavy-duty vehicles such as buses and semi-trucks to begin going electric starting in 2027. The regulations come on the heels of the Environmental Protection Agency wanting to phase out 67% of new gas-powered passenger cars by 2032 with predominantly all-electric […]
Congressional leaders struck a deal Wednesday to again avoid another partial government shutdown and are expected to vote on another stopgap bill by the end of the week. The fourth short-term funding patch would continue House Speaker Mike Johnson’s two-step approach by moving the funding deadlines back to March 8 and March 22. The deadlines […]
The Army doesn’t have enough soldiers, the Navy’s fleet is half the size it was during the Cold War, and Air Force pilots aren’t getting the flight time needed to maintain their edge. That is the stark conclusion of the latest ranking of U.S. military strength from The Heritage Foundation. The think tank says a […]
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