Congress - Page 81

September 1

Celebrate American workers — not union bosses — on Labor Day

This Labor Day we should remember that being pro-worker means respecting individual choice over union membership rather than supporting coercive union boss tactics.

August 31

Comer requests Epstein suspicious activity reports from Treasury Dept

Rep. James Comer requested that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provide Suspicious Activity Reports on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell by Sept. 15.

August 31

Trump cancels $4.9B foreign aid, pushes DC death penalty, touts Kim ties

President Donald Trump plans to revoke nearly $5 billion in foreign aid using a pocket rescission, bypassing Congress as lawmakers face an Oct. 1 government funding deadline.

August 29

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe considers special session to redraw congressional districts after Trump call

Missouri faces a congressional redistricting battle as Republicans seek to change Kansas City's 5th District while Democrats oppose the partisan effort.

August 29

Unlikely allies: Trump, Pelosi and the push to ban congressional stock trading

Bipartisan legislation to prohibit congressional stock trading clears committee with support from Trump, Pelosi, and lawmakers across the political spectrum.

August 28

Navy accused of neglecting brain injuries among pilots in new House probe

House panel leaders are accusing the Navy of failing to fully understand or address the psychological toll of flight operations.

August 28

World Series champion Mark Teixeira announces congressional campaign in Texas

Former New York Yankees first baseman and World Series champion Mark Teixeira announced his campaign for Congress in Texas’ 21st District on Wednesday.

August 27

FEMA employees placed on leave after claiming Trump leadership could spark next Hurricane Katrina

FEMA employees were placed on leave after signing an open letter criticizing Trump administration leadership and warning of potential disasters future disasters.

August 27

Jack Smith's lawyers blast Hatch Act probe as ‘imaginary and unfounded’

Jack Smith's attorneys push back against a Hatch Act investigation by the Office of Special Counsel, launched after Sen. Tom Cotton alleged election interference.

August 27

NAACP accuses Texas of 'racially motivated' redistricting move in new lawsuit

Texas faces a lawsuit from the NAACP alleging the state's redistricting map discriminates against Black communities and reduces their representation.