Katherine Tully-McManus is a Congress Reporter at Yahoo News. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on security policy and world affairs. Katherine's work has been featured in notable publications such as Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, E&E News, POLITICO, Roll Call, and MSN.
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Katherine Tully-McManus primarily covers legal policy regulation and government announcements, with a focus on the Republican Party, government shutdowns, and specific political figures such as McCarthy. She delves deep into the intricacies of legislative battles and party dynamics.
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Congress’ Office of the Attending Physician informed affected members this week about the hack affecting a key contractor.
The Rayburn House Office Building is 60 years old and desperately in need of renovation. Congress isn’t exactly jumping into action.
By: Katherine Tully-Mcmanus, Jordain Carney
Democrats tried to send the bill back to the Judiciary Committee, which would effectively kill the underlying immigration enforcement bill.
By: Meredith Lee Hill, Katherine Tully-Mcmanus, Mia Mccarthy
GOP lawmakers are coalescing around a list of priorities for their third party-line policy package.
By: Jennifer Scholtes, Katherine Tully-Mcmanus
President Donald Trump is expected to swiftly sign the legislation after four months of drama.
By: Katherine Tully-Mcmanus, Jennifer Scholtes
Passage of a GOP bill to fund Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda for years doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of other partisan spending battles looming ahead of the midterms.
By: Katherine Tully-Mcmanus, Jennifer Scholtes
Democratic appropriators are not in a dealmaking mood after the GOP funded Trump's immigration enforcement agenda through the budget reconciliation process.
By: Jennifer Scholtes, Katherine Tully-McManus
Jennifer Scholtes and Katherine Tully-McManus Politico T he House passed a nearly $70 billion package Tuesday to fund Immigration
By: Katherine Tully-Mcmanus, Jordain Carney
Doubts and differing visions of another partisan policy package are “going to be the problem” keeping Republicans from passing such a bill.
By: Katherine Tully-McManus, Jordain Carney
Doubts and differing visions of another partisan policy package are “going to be the problem” keeping Republicans from passing such a bill.
