House Appropriations Probes Community College Funding Future
Community college funding debate intensifies as House Appropriations examines federal investment amid partisan divisions over workforce development spending.
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Community college funding debate intensifies as House Appropriations examines federal investment amid partisan divisions over workforce development spending.
DHS appropriations hearing on March 3, 2026 will determine ICE funding levels and whether Congress imposes accountability measures on immigration enforcement operations.
Alternative investment lobbying intensifies as ADISA spends $50,000 in Q4 2025, pushing for investor access expansion while defending against carried interest tax threats.
# Follow the Money: Who's Fueling the Race to Replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia's 14th **The Georgia 14th Congressional District special election has d...
The U.S. Helsinki Commission's hearing on March 4, 2026, titled "Responding to China's Infiltration and Coercion in Europe signals that lawmakers on both...
The concept has circulated in academic and policy circles for over a decade. House Republicans floated a version in 2016 as part of Speaker Paul Ryan's...
A Hearing Preview Appropriations, ongoing defense policy shifts, and global insecurity pressures gives the Senate Armed Services Committee’s Readiness and […]
Appropriations, ongoing defense policy shifts, and global insecurity pressures gives the Senate Armed Services Committee's Readiness and Management Support...
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee hearing on March 5, 2026 will reportedly examine how the U.S. Office of the National...
The Senate Armed Services Committee hearing scheduled for March 5, 2026, is zeroing in the question: Can the United States build enough small drones, fast...
Puerto Rico energy crisis deepens as Genera PR spends $54,000 lobbying Congress amid proposed investigations and competing renewable energy legislation.
Tribal energy lobbying by the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe intensifies as the tribe pushes for the Tribal Energy Fairness Act and federal redress for the Dakota Removal Act.
VA prostate cancer treatment lobbying intensifies as Dendreon Pharmaceuticals spends $59,650 in Q4 2025 targeting VA clinical pathways amid federal drug pricing changes.
NMAC engages Rubiner Strategies for HIV prevention lobbying, targeting FY2026 appropriations for Ryan White Program, Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative, and expanded PrEP access.
President Trump announced "major combat operations in Iran" in an 8-minute video posted to Truth Social early Saturday morning, February 28, 2026, launching...
Senate Intelligence Committee holds closed briefing on intelligence politicization, disputed Iran assessments, and CIA report retractions amid partisan tensions.
Senate HELP Committee examines healthcare data interoperability as lawmakers balance innovation with patient safety, cybersecurity threats, and equity concerns.
YMCA child care lobbying in Q4 2025 targeted youth services and family support amid bipartisan momentum on tax credits and sports access legislation.
Tobacco control lobbying intensifies as Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids spends $980K in Q4 2025, pushing tax equity and cessation bills amid federal rollbacks.
The AGA spent $80,000 on healthcare lobbying in Q4 2025, advancing cancer screening legislation and prior authorization reform with bipartisan support.
Affordable housing lobbying by NeighborWorks intensifies as Congress advances bipartisan housing reform bills with $60K Q4 spending amid unprecedented legislative momentum.
The Trump administration is betting that commercial diplomacy and national security are inseparable—and it sent its point man to make the case. Under...
Eight veteran service organizations used their annual joint Veterans Affairs hearing to deliver a pointed warning: the VA is at a "defining crossroad" as...
Senate Judiciary examines streaming industry consolidation as Paramount’s $111B Warner Bros. deal faces bipartisan scrutiny over worker power, theaters, and consumer choice.