U.S. House Schedule for Tuesday, June 13, 2023
Agenda
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A Republican lawmaker is introducing a bill that would increase disclosure requirements for Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, forcing her to make her meetings public.
The gas stove debate began last year after a study linked gas stove usage to increased risk of childhood asthma stoves.
By David Morgan WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. House of Representatives returned to the job of legislating on Tuesday, after a week-long standoff between Speaker Kevin McCarthy and a small group of hardline Republican conservatives ended in a temporary truce. The Republican-controlled chamber first voted 219-210 on a gun rights bill favored by McCarthy's hardline critics, under an agreement the
Republicans have touted the legislation as pushback against overreach by the Biden administration.