U.S. Republicans offer Russia sanctions bill, after bipartisan talks stall

15 February 2022 by Martin Joseph

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A majority of US Senate Republicans introduced on Tuesday their own legislation to support Ukraine and impose sanctions on Russia over a military build-up near Ukraine’s borders, after weeks of talks on a bipartisan bill hit a stalemate. Introduction of the measure, called the Never Yielding Europe’s Territory (NYET) … Read more

Commerce Sec. Raimondo laboring to build bipartisan support for China bill

4 February 2022 by Mike Bond

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has been laboring to get Republicans on board with the COMPETES Act but those efforts are meeting with resistance in the House. why it matters: The Republican opposition is forcing the White House to rely on Democrats in House, but officials are optimistic that bipartisanship will prevail in the Senate when … Read more

Inside the Senate’s bipartisan dealmaking to prevent a future Jan. 6

31 January 2022 by Sarah Jones

A bipartisan group working on electoral reform legislation wants its finished product to go through the Rules Committee.