lawmakers
Coverage of lawmakers in the Nexus archive.
- Democrats target vulnerable Republicans who voted for SNAP cuts
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is planning to roll out mobile billboards targeting certain GOP lawmakers. These targeted legislators are located in swing districts, specifically those who voted for SNAP cuts.
- How to avoid a Social Security cut? Lawmakers are floating ideas for what to do
Two senators who are set to retire have launched a mission to save tens of millions of Social Security beneficiaries from a projected 22% cut in their benefits. This potential reduction is scheduled to begin in just six years.
- California Forever’s new city plan hits local resistance — but lawmakers could forge ahead
California Forever’s new city plan has encountered local resistance, according to the article. Furthermore, Solano County leaders are pushing back against a recent legislative deal that was brokered by Gov. Gavin Newsom's office. Despite this resistance, lawmakers may still be able to move forward with the plan.
- Lala gone, Hawaii's recovery costs just starting
Following Hurricane Lala, Hawaii lawmakers are urging storm victims to document damages for insurance purposes. Additionally, the legislators are seeking ways to improve power grid reliability in response to the event.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices before the midterms. Separately, farmers and lawmakers have raised concerns regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices ahead of midterms. However, farmers and lawmakers have simultaneously raised concerns regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices ahead of midterms. This announcement comes amid concerns raised by farmers and lawmakers regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices ahead of midterms. This announcement addresses concerns raised by lawmakers and farmers regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- State lawmakers expect to change election tiebreaker procedure next session
Hawaii lawmakers are seeking to change state law regarding election tiebreaker procedures. This legislative effort follows the recent use of a random drawing to resolve ties during two West Oahu primary races.
- Are Flock cameras the next bipartisan political issue?
Lawmakers and candidates for 2026 are questioning whether Flock cameras have proliferated too quickly. This concern raises questions about whether the technology might become a bipartisan political issue.
- Chicago-area family awaits USS Lincoln sailor's return as community rallies support
A sailor from a south suburban area is one step closer to returning home after spending more than 250 days aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Concurrently, lawmakers continue pressuring the Pentagon regarding reported conditions on the carrier.
- The U.S. banned Nvidia's best chips from going to China. Now it's trying to close a crucial loophole
The U.S. previously banned Nvidia's best chips from going to China and is now attempting to close a crucial loophole regarding these controls. Reports indicate that Chinese AI firms have accessed advanced Nvidia computing power overseas, thereby testing U.S. export controls. Consequently, lawmakers are considering efforts to close the cloud-access gap.
- Why experts say now is the time to reset sleep schedules for kids ahead of the school year
As children prepare for a new school year, sleeping has received increased state-level attention. Michigan lawmakers are taking steps to raise awareness regarding teen sleep deprivation. Experts advise that families should reset kids' sleep schedules now rather than waiting until the night before the first day of school.
- City Council hearing focuses on controversy surrounding NYC's new pied-à-terre tax
Thousands of homeowners have challenged New York City's new pied-à-terre tax. Lawmakers are now holding a City Council hearing to examine the controversy surrounding this challenging and rocky rollout.
- Virginia leaders respond to Virginia State University shooting that left five wounded
Virginia leaders and lawmakers are providing responses and condolences following a shooting at Virginia State University (VSU) that occurred early Saturday morning. The event left five individuals wounded.
- Landowners continue to put pressure on PUC to reject 765kw transmission plans
Texas landowners and lawmakers testified against proposed 765-kilovolt transmission lines during a recent Public Utilities Commission meeting. The opposition was focused on plans related to the Permian Basin Reliability Plan.
- The war in Cuba has already begun
The article states that the war in Cuba has already begun. It focuses on a war powers resolution currently waiting for action in the Senate, which is considered lawmakers’ best chance to halt what is described as a slow-motion disaster.
- Some Hawaiʻi Youth Love To Vape. Will New Limits Make Them Quit?
Hawaiʻi lawmakers have approved some of the country’s most restrictive vaping regulations. However, there are doubts that these new limits will prompt youth to quit vaping.
- Troy Punishes Professor for Writing to Lawmakers on University Letterhead
Troy punished a professor after they wrote letters to lawmakers using official university letterhead. The punishment relates to the use of institutional branding for external communication with legislators.
- ‘One of the single biggest barriers to growth’: UK lawmakers press banks over crypto access ahead of new FCA regime
UK lawmakers have pressed banks to explain how the upcoming FCA crypto regime may alter their current policies regarding digital asset firms. Lawmakers cited the issue as one of the single biggest barriers to growth.
- India’s Retail Traders Lost $9.6 Billion in Equity Derivatives
Indian retail traders reported a loss of $9.6 billion (916.85 billion rupees) from buying and selling equity futures and options in the year ended March. This represented a decrease compared to the previous year's 1.1 trillion rupees, according to information disclosed by the government to lawmakers.
- UK lawmakers question lenders over lack of banking for the country’s crypto firms
UK lawmakers questioned lenders regarding the reported lack of available banking services for cryptocurrency firms within the country.
- Banks’ refusal to take on crypto firms risks stunting UK industry’s growth, lawmakers say
Lawmakers warn that banks' refusal to engage with crypto firms risks stunting the growth of UK industry. A parliamentary group has consequently requested that lenders clarify their rules for serving these crypto companies.
- Landmark crypto bill stalls in US Senate despite $225mn spending push
A landmark crypto bill stalled in the US Senate despite a $225 million spending push. Lobby efforts are also struggling to pass top priority in Congress, where lawmakers are reportedly sparring over legislation.
- Siblings of Peter Boy Kema, state, reach $3.2M settlement
The siblings of Peter Boy Kema secured a $3.2 million settlement from the state following many years of legal battles. Although the money has been settled, the agreement still awaits final approval from both lawmakers and the probate court.
- Congressional delegation asking questions about shooting outside ICE Facility in Aurora
Lawmakers are demanding increased measures to protect peaceful protestors outside federal detention facilities, specifically referencing the GEO ICE facility in Aurora. A congressional delegation is seeking clarification and action following a shooting incident at the facility.
- Tennessee lawmakers intensify efforts to target teacher misconduct
Tennessee lawmakers are increasing efforts to address teacher misconduct. State education leaders are focusing on preventing such misconduct as families prepare for the school year.
- Triathlete death sparks calls for AI monitoring, GPS tracking at Hong Kong races
A triathlete died during Hong Kong's Summer Triathlon Challenge after going missing at sea in Tai Po, prompting lawmakers to urge event organizers to implement AI monitoring and GPS tracking for athlete safety, especially in unstable weather conditions.
- Empire State Weekly: Framework for new data centers takes shape
Lawmakers have made progress in developing a regulatory framework for new data centers, the large-scale sites that power online artificial intelligence models. The framework aims to address the infrastructure needs of these facilities.
- Push underway for more handicap parking in Hawaii
Advocates and lawmakers in Hawaii are pushing for an increase in accessible parking stalls as the number of active disability parking permits reached 110,473 by June 2026.
- Crypto kiosks linked to $56.8M in losses for Texans, lawmakers examine scams
Cryptocurrency kiosks have led to $56.8 million in losses for Texans, prompting lawmakers to investigate scams linked to these ATM-like devices used for exchanging cash and cryptocurrency.
- Blanche’s attorney-general nomination stalls over Trump’s IRS lawsuit – US politics live
Blanche’s attorney-general nomination has stalled due to concerns over President Trump’s IRS lawsuit. Lawmakers canceled a planned committee vote and are seeking additional assurances that Trump’s 'anti-weaponization fund' is no longer active.
- 'It's like your home being invaded': Texas landowners challenge massive power line project
Dozens of Texas landowners and advocates protested at the Texas Capitol against the proposed 765-kV transmission lines, arguing the current process gives property owners insufficient time to respond. They described the project as feeling like a home invasion.
- Lindsey Graham's funeral service at Washington National Cathedral concludes
President Trump, lawmakers, and family members attended a funeral service for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham at Washington National Cathedral. The ceremony honored his life and legacy.
- Osun Poll: Adeleke’s campaign organisation dismisses APC’s ‘political heavyweights’ strategy for victory
Adeleke's campaign organization dismissed the APC's strategy of mobilizing political heavyweights for the Osun governorship election, challenging them to focus on their candidate and policy proposals instead. The APC's approach includes leveraging governors and lawmakers to secure victory.
- Reps seek truce between fuel importers, local refiners over supply security
Lawmakers are seeking to mediate between fuel importers and local refiners to ensure supply security. The meeting aims to strengthen Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector and guarantee a steady fuel supply.
- Guyana: Captain, crew charged with murder in ferry capsizing
Police in Guyana charged three men with murder following a ferry capsizing that killed 73 people and left 30 missing. Some lawmakers attribute the accident to government officials.
- LIVE: Lawmakers honor late Sen. Lindsey Graham
Lawmakers honored the late Senator Lindsey Graham in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda ahead of his funeral service in Washington, D.C. The event marked tributes to Graham before his funeral in the nation's capital.
- Believe it or not, AI is creating more opportunities in skilled trades
AI is creating more opportunities in skilled trades, and it is shifting jobs rather than stealing them, contrary to lawmakers' beliefs.
- Education, hemp, elections on docket for NC lawmakers
North Carolina lawmakers are preparing for debates on education, hemp, and elections. The article highlights these familiar issues as part of the legislative agenda.