Robert Jimison
Congressional Correspondent at The New York Times
Congressional Correspondent, The New York Times (DMs open, email: first name dot last name)
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Robert Jimison |Constant Méheut
A bipartisan duo met with the Ukrainian president and made the case for Congress to impose harsh economic penalties on Moscow for its continuing offensive. A bipartisan pair of senators traveled to Ukraine on Friday to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky, using the visit to champion a broadly supported push in Congress to impose sweeping sanctions on Russia.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Robert Jimison
A group of G.O.P. senators has grown more vocal about urging penalties on Russia for its aggression against Ukraine, offering a counterpoint to President Trump's hands-off stance. A small but vocal group of Republicans in Congress is pushing to escalate pressure on Russia for its aggression against Ukraine, diverging sharply from President Trump's conciliatory stance after months of staying mostly quiet and deferring to his hands-off approach.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Robert Jimison
Democrats and one Republican made the trip, seeking to stabilize the U.S.-Canada relationship after President Trump imposed tariffs on Canada and suggested it should become the 51st state. A bipartisan group of senators on Friday arrived in Ottawa seeking to stabilize the United States' relationship with Canada, determined to mend a once-tight alliance that President Trump has tested in recent months with tariffs and tough talk.
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2 weeks ago |
heraldonline.com | Kenny Holston |Robert Jimison
WASHINGTON -- The House early Thursday narrowly passed a wide-ranging bill to deliver President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda, after Speaker Mike Johnson put down several mini-rebellions in Republican ranks to muscle the legislation to its first major victory over unified Democratic opposition. The early morning vote was 215-214, mostly along party lines.
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2 weeks ago |
myrtlebeachonline.com | Catie Edmondson |Maya Miller |Robert Jimison
WASHINGTON -- The House early Thursday narrowly passed a wide-ranging bill to deliver President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda, after Speaker Mike Johnson put down several mini-rebellions in Republican ranks to muscle the legislation to its first major victory over unified Democratic opposition. The early morning vote was 215-214, mostly along party lines.
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Is there a way to filter out all the tweets from congressional reporters applying papal chimney analogies to reconciliation micro-updates?
Senator Schumer speaking about Newark Airport "we can't keep american's planes safe in 2025 if we rely on copper wires and floppy disks" reminds me of the story from @WinnHu @stefanoschen & @edenweingart about the archaic switches used in NYC's subway https://t.co/cNBMuvgnf5
Leader Thune this morning: "One of our priorities this congress has been taking advantage of the Congressional Review Act to repeal burdensome Biden administration regulations." They've passed 10 so far @mayacmiller has a great CRA explainer https://t.co/Cna0KwAHMS
