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The 49 to 50 Senate vote on Wednesday virtually guarantees Congress won’t pass any broad immigration or border legislation before the November presidential election, and perhaps much longer than that. Under the chamber’s rules, 60 votes are needed to break a blockade against legislation.

(Bloomberg) -- The Senate delivered a death blow to efforts to impose new border restrictions, blocking a carefully negotiated bipartisan compromise after former president Donald Trump and House Republican leaders denounced the deal. Most Read from BloombergA 99% Bond Wipeout Hands Hedge Funds a Harsh Lesson on ChinaUkraine’s Army Chief Replaced After Rift With ZelenskiyEpstein Contacted Staley for Years at Barclays Using Go-Between, Court Filings ClaimCitadel Among Hedge Funds That Got M...

The former presidential candidates are the most high-profile ultra-wealthy Democratic donors to cut back their 2022 giving.

The former presidential candidates are the most high-profile ultra-wealthy Democratic donors to cut back their 2022 giving.

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Biden officials say it would take billions of dollars to provide free Covid tests as public health experts pan their reimbursement plan.

The move came a day after Pfizer and BioNTech announced early data suggesting that their booster can offer enhanced protection against the new strain.

He has already effectively succeeded in stripping the bill of its most powerful climate change provision.

Biden still working through Tanden replacement options as Hill Democrats push Young CNN 3/3/2021 © Getty Images/AP President Joe Biden is still working through the process of replacing Neera Tandens failed Office of Management and Budget director nomination, as congressional Democrats ramp up pressure for Shalanda Young, a well-respected congressional staffer, according to multiple officials. With Tandens nomination on the ropes for more than a week, White House officials have been quietly ...

Infuriated by Dems dropping minimum wage hike, progressives say time for wealth tax ABCNews Democrats in the Senate were forced to abandon plans to increase the federal minimum wage in the face of concerns among their own ranks, united Republican opposition and because of a fast-approaching deadline cutting off time to carefully craft the measure under strict budgetary rules being used by the majority to pass COVID-19 relief without GOP support. Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders ...