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The Senate Banking Committee is weighing a markup of export control legislation, according to two sources familiar with the panel’s planning.
If you're feeling déjà vu about the congressional housing policy news over the last 24 hours, you're not alone.
The House and Senate came to a bicameral agreement Tuesday afternoon to advance a landmark housing deregulation bill.
Eighty-six percent of GOP respondents said they are excited to celebrate America’s anniversary, while half (50%) of Democratic staffers said they are not excited at all.
First , some big news. White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt is leaving his post, according to a person familiar with his departure.
Corporate America is raising hell about a provision in the Senate’s annual defense policy bill.
It's finally showtime for the Clarity Act. Things are off to a bad start.
The Senate's two-week sprint to the August recess will focus mostly on Cabinet-level nominations while party leaders try to pass a Russia sanctions
The Federal Reserve will conclude its most uncertain interest rate meeting in years Wednesday afternoon.
Senate GOP leaders have a bunch of items on the agenda before the August recess — and very little clarity on when, how and if it will all get done.
