17 articles tagged with "Congress"
The recent proposal from Trump seeks to enhance military funding significantly while reducing allocations for domestic initiatives, raising concerns about infrastructure impacts.
A new proposal from Republicans aims to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) through September, excluding immigration enforcement, amid a record-long shutdown.
With current market demand for deep sea minerals being low, Congress is advised against funding speculative deep sea mining projects, which may lead to wasted taxpayer resources.
A federal judge has mandated a halt to the White House ballroom construction project until Congress provides the necessary approval, impacting project timelines and resource allocation.
A U.S. Congressman has formally requested that King Charles meet with victims of Jeffrey Epstein during the royal couple's upcoming visit to the U.S. at the end of April.
House Republicans have voted against a Senate proposal aimed at ending the government shutdown and funding TSA operations, leading to ongoing operational challenges.
In response to Congress's inability to secure DHS funding, Trump has signed an executive action to ensure TSA employees receive their pay, aiming to maintain operational stability at airports.
President Trump has announced immediate pay for TSA agents as the government shutdown, now in its 41st day, continues to disrupt airport operations and affect workers.
In a significant move, Trump plans to issue an order to ensure TSA agents are paid, as Congress continues to grapple with a funding deadlock impacting airport operations.
Trump's recent mail-in voting actions in Florida, juxtaposed with his push for Congressional restrictions, highlight critical implications for voting infrastructure.
Delta Air Lines has suspended its specialty services for members of Congress due to staffing issues at TSA linked to the DHS shutdown, resulting in longer security lines at airports.
Delta Airlines has paused its specialty services for Congress members, citing resource constraints stemming from the ongoing DHS shutdown, impacting lawmakers' travel.
Former President Trump has publicly criticized AI company Anthropic, alleging it interferes with his ambitions in the AI sector by acting as a regulatory barrier. This raises questions about the evolving landscape of AI governance.
Senator Cory Booker has condemned both parties for their failure to assert war powers, raising concerns about potential military actions against nations like Cuba and North Korea.
The House Oversight Committee has summoned Tova Noel for a deposition regarding the circumstances of Jeffrey Epstein's death, scheduled for later this month.
Preliminary results indicate a divided Congress in Colombia, with President Gustavo Petro's left wing block leading in the Senate, impacting future governance and policy direction.
The ongoing conflict involving Anthropic underscores the necessity for Congress to address the implications of AI surveillance on privacy and civil liberties.