House Republicans warned Attorney General Merrick Garland on Monday in a letter they will move to hold him in contempt of Congress if he does not provide them with audio recordings of an interview former special counsel Robert Hur conducted with President Joe Biden.

Reps. James Comer, R-Ky., and Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, wrote that the material the Justice Department provided to them in response to a subpoena was “insufficient” and “inadequate,” and gave Garland until April 8 to comply, saying if he fails to do so they will consider “further action.” Read Full Story

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Congressional leaders have rolled out a sprawling package funding large swaths of the government for the rest of fiscal year 2024 after last-minute drama over funds for the Department of Homeland Security threatened efforts to avert a shutdown later this week. 

Ahead of the rollout on Thursday, Republicans touted funding cuts in areas including foreign operations and diversity, while Democrats boasted investments in childcare and domestic programs. 

The new deal caps off weeks of tough bipartisan, bicameral funding talks after a months-long stalemate over how to fund the government for the rest of this fiscal year. Read Full Story

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The House returns to Washington on Tuesday facing heightened urgency to move more military help for Ukraine but with no formal deadline — and no clear strategy — for getting it passed.

The lower chamber is scheduled to be in session for only four days before a two-week holiday recess, and Kyiv’s supporters, including top Democrats in both chambers, are urging Speaker Mike Johnson to move the additional aid before week’s end.

Congress is facing a Friday deadline to fund the government and prevent a partial shutdown — a process expected to dominate the week — and Johnson has given no indication he’s ready to move quickly on a foreign aid package in the short window before the break, nor has he disclosed what such legislation would look like. Read Full Story

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