December 10, 2014 Mariah Timms News Writer National Congressional leaders agreed on a $1.1 trillion spending plan Tuesday for the federal budget just two days before the deadline. If the bill does
While new Senate rules would only require him to make the statement that he will not agree to a date for voting, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul decided to
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to begin voting on assault weapons ban and other laws meant to increase gun control next week. The chairman, Senator Patrick Leahy,
A federal court has ruled that the Senate was not was not technically in recess when Obama made three appointments to the National Labor Relations Board and appointed
A last minute 'fiscal cliff' deal that was hashed out by the White House and the House of Representatives has passed in the Senate. The bill, dubbed the
The White House and the Congress have been able to narrowly avoid the infamous 'fiscal cliff' via a last minute deal that was agreed upon by Obama and House
With just the weekend left for the White House and members of Congress to reach a deal that would avert the automatic tax hikes and spending cuts known
With less than a week left before the Bush-era tax cuts are set to expire, hope for a deal that will keep the US from jumping off a
A committee comprised of members of both the House and Senate has put together a defense policy bill that includes the annual budget for the Defense Department. It
