US Senate passes Republican border security bill without Trump tax cuts
The U.S. Senate passed a Republican bill promoting President Donald Trump's immigration, energy and defense policies in the early hours of Friday morning, despite Trump's preference for a House of Representatives version of the bill that would include trillions of dollars in tax cuts.
A look at Trump’s first month in office as Congress works on his tax cut, border package
President Trump has been on the job for one month and the pace of his administration has been unrelenting. Thursday, a federal judge ruled the administration could continue firing federal workers by the thousands and the Senate confirmed one of the president's most polarizing nominees to lead the FBI.
Trump Says He'll Work With Republicans in Congress to 'Dramatically' Cut Taxes
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he is going to work with Republicans in Congress to significantly reduce taxes for individuals and companies. "We're going to dramatically cut taxes for families and for workers and for companies,
Staff at the U.S. farm, environment and interior agencies have been instructed by the Trump administration not to speak with ...
Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell is announcing that he won’t seek reelection next year. Later Thursday, the Senate is expected ...
Before adopting Republicans’ budget resolution, senators were engaging in an all-night parliamentary marathon that Democrats ...
I’m still here on the job.” See Mitch McConnell’s full remarks on the Senate floor announcing he won’t seek reelection.
Given the rapid amount of news, The Enquirer will ask members of Congress in some of the top issues coming from the White ...
The president has already challenged statutory protections against summarily firing officials overseeing such agencies ...
While same-sex marriages are currently allowed in Missouri, and the statutory ban has only a symbolic effect, senators voted ...
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After spending $1,000 on rental application fees, one family still faced eviction. Lawmakers are considering limits for landlords to increase renter protection.
"It requires speaking out. It requires saying, 'That violates the law. That violates the authorities of the executive,'" Sen.
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