Congress
514 pieces tagged “Congress”, newest first.
SAVE Our Elections With Voter ID
Why is it that Democrats oppose what most voters support? That's a rhetorical question.
The GOP's Tax Conundrum
Republicans are fighting over how and to whom to extend the 2017 Trump tax cuts.
What Can Be Done About Nationwide Injunctions?
The Supreme Court can and should step in. Meanwhile, Congress is working to do so.
Belly Laugh of the Week: No 'Political Bias' at NPR
The CEO who once called Trump a "deranged racist sociopath" says NPR plays it totally straight.
Schumer Loses This Game of Chicken
President Trump and the GOP get their six-month Continuing Resolution passed.
Democrats Aim for the DOGE Shutdown
Republicans double-dog dare Democrats to vote against funding the government.
The Cost of Raising Taxes
Can the spell of congressional spending be broken or even just slowed down?
Bullet Pointing Trump's Remarkable Speech and Accomplishments
His address to Congress was both theater and a jaw-dropping recount of his quick record of success.
Will SCOTUS Rule Rightly on Executive Power?
Donald Trump's mass firing of federal bureaucrats raises a critical constitutional question about executive authority.
How to Stop the Looming Tax Increase
Congressional Republicans are working on a plan to extend the Trump tax rates of 2017.
Dems Struggle for Footing
With Donald Trump's growing popularity, Democrat lawmakers are increasingly frustrated by their lackluster leadership.
Executive vs. Judiciary: A Constitutional Crisis?
Donald Trump's dizzying array of reforms is being met by a blizzard of Democrat lawsuits.
Defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Big Bird isn't on the chopping block yet, but taxpayers shouldn't subsidize PBS or NPR.
Mike Johnson Opens Investigation of Inquisitors
The speaker's January 6 committee is an attempt to rectify what Nancy Pelosi's inquisition got so wrong.
Another Last-Second Budget Deal
When it comes to spending and budgeting, it's lather-rinse-repeat for our broken Congress.
Congress Gives Drunken Sailors a Bad Name
The awful spending bill in Congress deserves to be put out to pasture.
A Criminal Investigation of Liz Cheney?
A newly released House report has plenty of disturbing findings.
Get the Kids Online Safety Act on the Agenda
Jonathan Haidt and Marsha Blackburn send out one last plea before the start of the new Congress on January 3.
Another Democrat Doesn't Know Which Bathroom to Use
It's 2024, so here we are fighting over a male congressman who claims to be a woman.
Election Day, Not Election Days
Congress needs to restore Election Day and dump election season.