What to Know in Washington: United, Lawmakers Thwart DCA Flights

United Airlines lobbyists worked with aides to Virginia lawmakers and airport authority employees to orchestrate messaging and strategy in a high-stakes fight against adding more flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

What to Know in Washington: Johnson Proposes Antisemitism Probe

Speaker Mike Johnson will lead a press conference today announcing a House-wide crackdown of “antisemitism spreading throughout college campuses,” according to a emailed statement from his office.

What to Know in Washington: Blinken Pushes Hamas-Israel Truce

Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged leaders of the Hamas militant group to quickly reach a decision on Israeli conditions for a temporary cease-fire, a move that could help bring an end to fighting in Gaza.

What to Know in Washington: Biden to Tighten Gun Export Rules

To curb the use of US-made civilian guns in crimes and human rights abuses abroad, the Biden administration will require exporters to better vet their customers and tighten sales to 36 countries deemed “high-risk” for illicit diversion of semiautomatic firearms, according to people briefed on the plan.

What to Know in Washington: EPA Cracks Down on Power Plants

The Biden administration is cracking down on planet-warming pollution from power plants.

What to Know in Washington: Left Scores Wins in Pennsylvania

Progressives won an early victory, the hard-right faces a new test, and a critical Senate race took shape in yesterday’s Pennsylvania primary.

What to Know in Washington: Biden Ups Abortion Fight in Florida

President Joe Biden is putting the spotlight on one of the country’s most restrictive abortion laws.

What to Know in Washington: Who to Watch During Trump’s Trial

Donald Trump’s first criminal trial will bring to a Manhattan courtroom a colorful cast of characters, including a porn actor, a doorman, and a former tabloid-publishing CEO.

What to Know in Washington: Johnson Depends on Democrats

Billions of dollars of Ukraine aid depend on a man who six months ago was best known for his deep social conservatism, his evangelical Christian faith, and his fierce defense of Donald Trump after the former president lost the 2020 election.

What to Know in Washington: Hurdles in Biden’s border crack down

President Joe Biden faces legal and operational obstacles if he tries to mimic Donald Trump’s policies to restrict asylum access and crack down on migrant arrivals at the US-Mexico border.
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