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As dark money floods campaign, advocates hope Harris, Dems could push changes - Roll Call

Advocates of changing campaign finance law are hoping a Democratic sweep in the elections would help usher in a new agenda.

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Despite last-minute press, reporters’ shield act faces hard deadline in Senate

Prospects for getting a federal press source shield bill enacted this year appear to be waning, even though it has sailed through the House.

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Short-term funding patch ready for Biden's signature - Roll Call

The Senate on Wednesday cleared a 12-week spending bill that would kick this year’s spending tussle until after the November elections.

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Two roads diverged in a lame-duck spending endgame - Roll Call

The leadership of both chambers are operating under very different assumptions about what lawmakers can accomplish in the lame-duck session.

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Photos of the week ending September 20, 2024 - Roll Call

As Congress inched towards funding the government, there were gold medals, beer, music and a cactus highlighting the week in Congress.

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Stopgap funding negotiations heat up after Johnson plan defeat - Roll Call

Bipartisan and bicameral talks to head off a partial government shutdown after next week appeared to be underway Thursday.

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Trump does U-turn on 'SALT' deduction cap - Roll Call

Former President Donald Trump seemed to float eliminating the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions.

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Johnson goes back to 'Plan A' on stopgap bill, for now - Roll Call

The House is set to vote Wednesday on Speaker Mike Johnson’s six-month stopgap spending plan despite near certain defeat.

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Former members join the chorus calling to end congressional stock trading - Roll Call

“This is one of those things that could be done simply, quickly and help the Congress help themselves,” Zach Wamp said.

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Second Trump assassination scare sparks more security concerns - Roll Call

The second assassination attempt on Donald Trump sparked calls from President Joe Biden and lawmakers to bolster the Secret Service protection for the former president with either more resources, strategic changes or more agency oversight. Senators on the appropriations panel that oversees the Secret Service funding, in the wake of…

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Photos of the week ending September 13, 2024 - Roll Call

Congress returned to work after a lengthy summer recess. CQ Roll Call photojournalists were back in action as well to capture the action.

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Schumer tees up second vote on IVF - Roll Call

The Senate next week will vote again on a measure aimed at creating a statutory right to in vitro fertilization.

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GOP leaders to roll the dice on doomed stopgap funds bill - Roll Call

The House adopted the rule for floor debate on a six-month stopgap spending bill featuring controversial voting restriction legislation.

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Congress has limited time to keep its word on tech legislation - Roll Call

Lawmakers have a handful of working days left to fulfill their promises of enacting laws to protect kids online and handle other tech issues.

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Fall Legislative Preview: Congress returns for busy fall session - Roll Call

Congress returns this week with a packed agenda that includes avoiding a government shutdown before the November elections.

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Six-month stopgap funds bill with voting rider unveiled in House - Roll Call

House Republicans on Friday night rolled out their stopgap bill to extend current government funding rates into early next year.

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Biden faces hurdles to match Trump on judicial appointments - Roll Call

Senate Democrats will look to confirm more of President Joe Biden’s judicial nominations before the end of the year and the end of his term.

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Senate Democrats argue majority is still in their reach in November - Roll Call

After beating projections they would lose seats in 2022, Senate Democrats are challenging forecasts they will lose their majority this year.

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Via Chicago: Obamas look to deliver for Harris - Roll Call

CHICAGO — The wave of energy surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris’ candidacy hit a new peak with former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama’s raucous homecoming here Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention. Greeted by chants of “Yes We Can,” a chant that invokes his 2008 victory…

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Democrats cram opening night with tributes, contrasts with Trump - Roll Call

Democrats got their 2024 nominating convention under way by paying tribute to their legends, drawing contrasts with their opponent, touting their star power and smoothly transitioning their current leadership to the next one.

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At the Races: Crypto campaigning - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

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Facing push from restless conservatives, speaker mulls March CR - Roll Call

Speaker Mike Johnson is weighing a six-month stopgap funding measure that would kick the fiscal 2025 appropriations into the next Congress.

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Bipartisan tax package blocked as senators head for exits - Roll Call

The Senate fell short as expected Thursday of the 60 votes needed to start debate on a $79 billion tax bill.

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VP nominee Vance a likely no-show for kid tax break vote - Roll Call

Sen. JD Vance may not be fond of “childless cat ladies,” but he's almost certain to skip this week's vote on a child tax credit bill.

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Senate passes kids online safety package - Roll Call

The Senate on Tuesday passed two kids' online safety bills over the objections of the tech industry and privacy advocates.

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