Hunter Savery

Washington, D.C., United States

Congressional Committees Reporter at Roll Call

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Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Hunter Savery

WASHINGTON - Congressional Republicans are coming to the 60-day deadline Thursday in their rush to roll back Biden administration environmental regulations, but they might be resetting the clock in some cases. The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple majorities, avoiding the risk of filibuster. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | dailyitem.com | Hunter Savery

WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans are coming to the 60-day deadline Thursday in their rush to roll back Biden administration environmental regulations, but they might be resetting the clock in some cases. The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple majorities, avoiding the risk of filibuster. kAmqFE E96 4=@4< DE2CED 282:? :? 2 ?6H D6DD:@?
Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | dailygazette.com | Hunter Savery

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Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Hunter Savery

WASHINGTON - Congressional Republicans are coming to the 60-day deadline Thursday in their rush to roll back Biden administration environmental regulations, but they might be resetting the clock in some cases. The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple majorities, avoiding the risk of filibuster.
Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Hunter Savery

WASHINGTON - Congressional Republicans are coming to the 60-day deadline Thursday in their rush to roll back Biden administration environmental regulations, but they might be resetting the clock in some cases. The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple majorities, avoiding the risk of filibuster.
Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | rollcall.com | Hunter Savery

Congressional Republicans are coming to the 60-day deadline Thursday in their rush to roll back Biden administration environmental regulations, but they might be resetting the clock in some cases. The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple majorities, avoiding the risk of filibuster.
Lawmakers may reset the Congressional Review Act clock to reverse EPA waivers

1 month ago | arcamax.com | Hunter Savery

WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans are coming to the 60-day deadline Thursday in their rush to roll back Biden administration environmental regulations, but they might be resetting the clock in some cases. The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple majorities, avoiding the risk of filibuster.
House majority rules: When a ‘calendar day’ isn’t what it seems

2 months ago | thederrick.com | Hunter Savery |Daniel Hillburn

WASHINGTON — It can seem like a day on Capitol Hill never ends. Last week the House Rules Committee made that feeling a reality. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.
When a 'calendar day' isn't what it seems

2 months ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Hunter Savery |Daniel Hillburn

WASHINGTON - It can seem like a day on Capitol Hill never ends. Last week the House Rules Committee made that feeling a reality. Amid debate over the rule that set up a floor vote on the continuing resolution to keep the government open through Sept.
House majority rules: When a 'calendar day' isn't what it seems

2 months ago | rollcall.com | Hunter Savery |Daniel Hillburn

It can seem like a day on Capitol Hill never ends. Last week the House Rules Committee made that feeling a reality. Amid debate over the rule that set up a floor vote on the continuing resolution to keep the government open through Sept. 30, the chamber’s “traffic cop” committee slipped in a provision which stipulates that for the remainder of the first session of the 119th Congress, there would be no more calendar days — at least as far as President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs are concerned.