Senate leaders are debating how to address a controversial provision in the defense bill related to military helicopter safety technology, with some senators pushing to attach the ROTOR Act as an alternative, but no firm votes are scheduled yet.
The Senate will not vote on a crypto bill this week as discussions focus on a contentious provision in the defense policy bill related to military helicopters and safety technology, with lawmakers considering attaching the ROTOR Act to other legislation instead.
The Senate approved a $913.9 billion defense policy bill for 2026 after resolving amendment disputes, paving the way for a conference with the House to finalize the legislation, which includes provisions on drone threats, aircraft modifications, and military deployments.
Jill Lepore's 'We the People' explores the history of the U.S. Constitution, emphasizing the ongoing struggles to expand its definition of 'the People' through amendments, and highlighting concerns about the Constitution's slow amendment process potentially leading to a crisis.
The Senate rejected Democratic efforts to modify a $9 billion funding rescissions package proposed by President Trump, which includes cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting, amid ongoing debates and amendments during a vote-a-rama. Meanwhile, other political developments include GOP standoffs over cryptocurrency legislation, immigration reform efforts, and campaign strategies for upcoming elections.
The Senate is conducting a vote-a-rama on the White House's proposal to rescind $9 billion in funding, with debates over specific cuts and protections for health programs, amid partisan disagreements and upcoming deadlines. Meanwhile, other legislative activities include cryptocurrency bills, tax proposals for digital assets, and investigations into former President Trump's associates, reflecting a busy and contentious legislative session.
Senate GOP leaders are working to secure votes for a $9.4 billion White House funding rescissions package, aiming to protect foreign aid and public broadcasting, with debates over amendments and support from various senators amid looming deadlines.
US Senate Republicans are struggling to pass a nearly 1,000-page tax and spending bill, facing opposition from four GOP senators and ongoing disagreements over spending cuts, with the bill's passage uncertain and the original July 4 deadline now unlikely.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune's efforts to pass a comprehensive bill are heavily dependent on Sen. Lisa Murkowski, amid intense negotiations and policy disputes, including Medicaid and energy credits, with key amendments and votes still unresolved, and the bill's fate hanging in the balance as it moves toward House consideration and future funding battles.
House Republicans are urgently trying to prevent deep Medicaid cuts in the Senate's version of a major bill, amid ongoing negotiations and a marathon vote series in the Senate that could extend into Tuesday, with key disagreements over Medicaid funding, energy credits, and budget accounting tactics.
The Senate is set to hold a critical vote-a-rama on a major bill with key debates over Medicaid funding, energy credits, AI laws, and farm aid, amid partisan disagreements and strategic amendments, with final votes expected early next week.
The Senate is voting on a large tax and spending bill proposed by President Trump, facing opposition from some Republicans over issues like Medicaid cuts and national debt, with the bill aiming for final passage before the July 4 deadline.
The Senate is voting on amendments to a $4 trillion spending bill supported by Trump, with the legislation facing significant hurdles and opposition from Democrats and some Republicans, amid debates over Medicaid, tax cuts, border security, and other provisions, as the July 4 deadline approaches.
The Senate is conducting a critical Vote-a-rama on a major bill, with key debates over Medicaid funding, green energy credits, AI laws, and other amendments, as lawmakers negotiate to pass the legislation amid partisan and regional disagreements.
The UK House of Commons is debating proposed amendments to decriminalise abortion, with two Labour MPs, Tonia Antoniazzi and Stella Creasy, presenting rival proposals—one focusing on protecting women from investigation and prosecution, and the other on enshrining abortion as a human right—highlighting ongoing debates over abortion laws and women's rights.