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October 20th
This week in MORE POWER:
Once, Twice, 18 Times a Speaker
Middle East Crisis Deepens
Ukraine Funding
Tommy Tuberville Blockade Continues
New Biden Nominees
October 13th
This week in MORE POWER:
A House Without A Speaker
War In The Middle East
Transportation & Housing Budget
Upcoming Senate Business
2024 Budget Watch
October 6th
This week in MORE POWER:
Changing of the Guard
House has no Speaker, Again
Shutdown Watch: Round 2
Bipartisan Moves on Cybersecurity
Administration Headlines
Budget Bill Play by Play
September 29th
This week in MORE POWER:
The Death of Senator Dianne Feinstein
Government Shutdown
Impeachment Hearing
Child Care Funding at Risk
Air Travel in Jeopardy
Budget Bill Updates
September 22nd
This week in MORE POWER:
Hail Mary To Avoid A Shutdown
Agent Orange Restitution
Native Community Legislation
Improving Veterans’ Services
Senate Goes Around Tuberville
Budget Bill Rundown
September 15th
This week in MORE POWER:
How To Keep The Government Open
Biden Impeachment
Internal Combustion Engines: The Come Back
Federal Land Management
Sen. Tuberville’s Ongoing Military Blockade
Budget Update
September 8th
This week in MORE POWER:
Budget Update
Fighting Wildfires
Action on Iran
Biden Political Appointments
More Judicial Nominees
Tracking Budget Progress
September 1st
The Senate returns to D.C. next week. Here’s a rundown on what they need to accomplish by September 30th to avoid a government shutdown:
Senate’s Back
National Defense Authorization Act
Keeping Americans Flying
Food Program Funding
2024 Budget Progress
August 25th
Congress is still in recess, but they will be back soon and have to move fast to avoid a government shutdown, so this week we are diving deeper into the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget outlook. Here is the latest on the power dynamics and legislative progress:
Government Shutdown Watch
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Budget Political Realities
Status Check on Budget Progress
ICYMI: New Feature Alert!
August 18th
MORE POWER's Back to School edition, featuring top bills on the Hill that impact education:
Conservative Education Reforms
Civil Rights Protections in Education
Veteran Higher Education Access
Banning TikTok on Campus
Sports in Schools
August 11th
Congress is still on recess, so this week we are giving you a deep dive into bills on the Hill that could have a huge impact for women:
Abortion Rights Fight Continues
Moves on Black Maternal Health
Spectrum of Bills on Gender
Union Women
Improving Gun Safety
August 4th
This week on the Hill:
Combating Extreme Heat
Compensation for Flight Cancellations
Canceling Ticket Junk Fees
Turning the Tide on Ocean Warming
New Student Loan Repayment Plan
July 7th
Congress returns from 4th of July recess on Monday and will only be in session for a short time before the August recess. Here's what they have up for next week on the Hill:
Next Year’s Pentagon Budget
Legalizing Marijuana Banking
Stopping Illegal Fentanyl
Accountability for Bank Executives
Plan B for Student Loans
Administration Appointment Update
June 30th
This morning, the Supreme Court rolled back civil rights protections for the LGBTQ+ community, ruling 6-3 that a Christian wedding web designer does not have to build a website for a same-sex couple. Congress is the one branch of government that is in theory designed to be representative of the U.S. population. This week, we look at LGBTQ+ representation on the Hill now, and throughout history, as well as bills in play that would most impact the LGBTQ+ community.
Bills That Passed This Year
Legislation Pending Votes
Pride Month In Congress
Gains In LGBTQ+ Representation
Marriage Equality Lookback
