The rule was introduced by former President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954 when he was serving as the U.S. Senate majority leader.

The survey by Salve’s Pell Center suggests a broader discontent with Rhode Island’s top elected officials compared with previous years.

GOVERNMENT infrastructure spending slightly rose as of the end of April, although the election-related spending ban weighed ...

A recent poll conducted by a Texas organization found that issues like the economy and a close brush with a ban on THC products have caused a drop in voters’ approval of top leaders.

Among other healthcare-related items, the parliamentarian axed the federal penalty on states who enroll illegal immigrants in Medicaid; the ban on Medicaid coverage of gender transition procedures ...

Respondents showed stronger support for greater spending on career preparation for students, mental health care and infrastructure vital to business than for further tax cuts.

Fifty percent of Texans are opposed to a ban on THC products in the state, according to a poll conducted by the University of Texas at Tyler. This comes just days after Gov. Abbott vetoed Senate ...

Committees also expanded the gender transition coverage ban to all Medicaid recipients, not just minors, and barred most noncitizens from using premium tax credits to buy health insurance via the ...

Among other healthcare-related items, the parliamentarian axed the federal penalty on states who enroll illegal immigrants in Medicaid; the ban on Medicaid coverage of gender transition procedures; ...