#bipartisan-efforts

#bipartisan-efforts

Younger Congressional members may better address the needs of the public, prompting discussions about term limits as Congress ages.

President-elect Trump introduces health nominees and targets ultraprocessed foods to improve America's life expectancy.

Oregon Legislature's 2024 session focuses on pressing issues like housing, healthcare, and environmental protections, emphasizing collaboration among lawmakers.

U.S. lagging in GPS outage preparedness compared to global competitors, prompting bipartisan push for DHS to enhance infrastructure protections.

US officials believe climate progress will continue regardless of Trump's presidency.

The incoming Trump administration should aim for measured reforms in the civil service rather than chaos and disruption.

The focus of higher education is shifting towards student success, access, and completion to enhance public trust and institutional value.

Electric vehicles symbolize economic opportunity, yet political partisanship clouds their potential benefits in America.

There is a political shift in the Democratic party over crypto, with the Biden administration showing signs of engaging with the industry for potential policy improvements.

The proposed American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) is the first significant attempt at a compromise for national privacy legislation, addressing consumer rights and business obligations.

The group of former officials is advocating for restrictions on deploying military inside the U.S.

The Insurrection Act, dating back to 1792, is deemed as outdated and in need of serious revision.

Bipartisan $460 billion spending bill signed by President Biden to avoid federal agency shutdown

Lawmakers aiming to finalize full funding for federal agencies by March 22 deadline

Newsom's proposal for a national gun safety law constitutional convention has not gained traction beyond California, showcasing the challenges of overcoming political divides on gun control.

James R. Tallon Jr. was a key figure in expanding healthcare coverage for the poor, especially children, in New York, through bipartisan efforts and instrumental policies.

Senator Mark Warner aims to limit government wiretapping; bipartisan efforts face opposition from Republican senators.