Maeve Sheehey is a reporter at various esteemed publications, including Bloomberg Law and Yahoo Finance. She specializes in culture and society, government and politics, often covering topics such as the GOP, Congress, Joe Biden, China, and cryptocurrency. Maeve's work has been featured in notable outlets like Bloomberg News, Fortune, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Ocasio-Cortez, Omar stand behind president in debate aftermath Several other Democrats openly calling for Biden to step aside
By: Erik Wasson, Maeve Sheehey
(Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden has slowed — for now — public defections from House Democrats even as the party remains deeply divided on whether he should remain their White House nominee following a disastrous debate performance.
Two sources familiar with the discussions confirmed the four top Senate and House agriculture leaders plan to meet before Friday, but a specific time has yet to be confirmed.
By: Kelsey Butler, Maeve Sheehey
Sarah McBride is set to make American history as the first openly transgender lawmaker in Congress. She also steps onto the national stage in a country deeply divided over trans rights — a rupture set to widen if Donald Trump wins the presidency next month.
By: Maeve Sheehey, Kelsey Butler
Sarah McBride is set to make American history as the first openly transgender lawmaker in Congress. She also steps onto the national stage in a country deeply divided over trans rights — a rupture set to widen if Donald Trump wins the presidency next month.
By: Maeve Sheehey, Kelsey Butler
Sarah McBride is set to make American history as the first openly transgender lawmaker in Congress.
House Republicans say they’ve reached a deal to avert a US government shutdown, with a vote as soon as Thursday night.
By: Emily Birnbaum, Billy House, Maeve Sheehey
President-elect Donald Trump and House Republicans have struck a deal to avert a US government shutdown and suspend the federal debt limit for two years.
By: Maeve Sheehey, Jack Fitzpatrick, Chris Cioffi, Ken Tran
Republican lawmakers are unsettled on their strategy to pass their agenda through budget reconciliation as President-elect Donald Trump has sent conflicting signals.
By: Maeve Sheehey, Zach C. Cohen, Chris Cioffi
House Republicans could take the first procedural vote in the reconciliation process for President-elect Donald Trump’s legislative agenda as early as next month, House Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington said Tuesday.
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