United States Senate Committee on Rules and Administration

‘Tell The Truth Or Your 3 Kids Will Be Fatally Shot': Election Officials Detail Threats

A voting rights bill before the Senate contains new protections for election officials.
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Voting Rights Bill Advances Over GOP Objections

Senate Republicans remain universally opposed to the For the People Act despite agreements on some bipartisan amendments.
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Democrats Launch Senate Battle For Expanded Voting Rights

Democrats have renewed their efforts to muscle through the largest overhaul of U.S. elections in a generation.
By Mary Clare Jalonick, AP

Cities And States Request $1 Trillion In Coronavirus Aid, Says Pelosi

The best way Americans can support front-line community workers, Pelosi said, is to make sure they don't lose their jobs to budget cuts.
By Lisa Mascaro and Bruce Schreiner, AP

Senate Votes Unanimously To Allow Newborns On Chamber Floor

Family-friendly policies "aren’t just a women’s issue," said Sen. Tammy Duckworth. "They are a common-sense economic issue."
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In First, White Person Not Eager To Talk About Mayflower

This is fine
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Limits On Press Access In Congress Spark Uproar

Senate Rules Committee says reporters can operate as before after journalists and senators voice outrage.
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Virginia Finally Gives Female Clerk With 27 Years Experience The Same Pay As Man With Less Than 6

Before this, she was making far less than the male clerk.
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