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Editing Congress news @BGov. Past work: Law360/Politico/RCP. 2X @medillschool alum. 90s music enthusiast. Sitcom aficionado. Avid moviegoer. Proud Ohioan
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Thune Tees Up Senate Action on Labor Secretary Pick Sonderling Original

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By James Arkin Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Sept. 29, 2026, 9:59 AM UTC Senate Majority Leader John Thune filed a procedural motion late Monday setting up floor consideration of Keith Sonderling’s nomination to permanently lead the Labor Department. Thune (R-S.D.)'s move tees up an initial vote on Sonderling’s nomination as soon as Wednesday, though it could happen sooner if senators agreed to expedite it.
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House Again Rejects Trump Impeachment Effort From Texas Democrat

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By James Arkin Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Sept. 15, 2026, 8:55 PM UTC The House on Tuesday once again voted to set aside a resolution to impeach President Donald Trump, with nearly all Republicans opposed to the effort and dozens of Democrats voting present to allow the measure to be tabled. Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) triggered the vote by introducing a privileged impeachment resolution (H. Res.
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BGOV Hill Watch Live: The Pre-Election Agenda Original

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By James Arkin Verified, Galen Bacharier, Rachel Schilke Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Sept. 15, 2026, 5:01 PM UTC Lawmakers have kicked off their final legislative sprints before the midterm elections. The House is in its last scheduled week, with plans to act on more than 70 bills, including ones on data center energy usage (H.R. 9340; Analysis), Russia sanctions (H.R. 5334; Analysis), and water projects (H.R. 9497; Analysis).
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