Pramila Jayapal

Representative Pramila Jayapal warned on Sunday that House progressives may not back the deal to raise the federal debt limit.

"It didn't have to be this way," Representative Jared Golden said of the late-hour talks as the debt ceiling deadline looms.

Greene called the bill, intended to strengthen protections for transgender people, an effort to "push a political movement that is based on absolute evil lies."

The President of the United States was upstaged by none other than Joni Mitchell.

Representative Pramila Jayapal said a letter about Ukraine had been drafted months ago and "unfortunately was released by staff without vetting."

Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal called the letter "a distraction at this time."

"We're a tight-knit group here on our street, we look out for each other. It's scary when somebody wants to come and disrupt that," one neighbor said.

Seattle police arrested the man on suspicion of a hate crime after the man threatened the congresswoman's life over the weekend.

"Your compromises have failed and people are suffering because of your ambition," Sarandon told Jayapal for endorsing an incumbent House Democrat from Ohio.

"It's clear that for-profit detention centers are a breeding ground for rampant and unchecked mistreatment," Representative Pramila Jayapal told Newsweek. "They are inherently motivated to cut corners and treat people poorly in the name of increasing profits."

The IRS said it will move away from using third-party services for facial recognition used to help authenticate people making new accounts online.

The Washington representative told Newsweek that her Climate Resilience Workforce Act can create jobs and protect disaster workers.

The Washington congresswoman told Newsweek about how her new bill crosses over with parts of the $1.75 trillion legislation.

"The vast majority of this ... has been agreed to by everybody," said Rep. Pramila Jayapal.

With his domestic agenda at risk of failure and the prospect rising of a Democratic drubbing in the midterms, Biden needs to act swiftly to rescue his term.

Washington representatives Pramila Jayapal and Suzan DelBene also demanded that the agency issue a formal public apology for the detainments.

"We're tired of continuing to wait for one or two people," Representative Pramila Jayapal said.

At least a dozen Senate Democrats have signaled that they might not vote for Biden's infrastructure package if it doesn't include paid family leave.

Bowman, whose district is in New York, is among the progressive members of Congress unhappy about concessions being made.

"When you've got 48 people who want to do something and two who don't," then "it is not a 50-50 compromise," the Vermont senator said.

After a brief recess, Congress will try to pass the $1 trillion infrastructure package and up to $3.5 trillion package to expand the social safety net.

Earlier this week, the Congressional Progressive Caucus refused to support the infrastructure bill without tying it to a $3.5 trillion social spending package.

"It doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days, or six weeks," the president said. "We're going to get it done."

The Republican lawmaker has previously defended progressive colleagues in the House on multiple occasions.

Some Democrats say they are not ready to fast-track a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package that would upgrade roads, bridges and broadband.

"We need to get these bills done for the president, for his agenda, but also more importantly for the country," moderate Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer said.

Bush disclosed during the hearing that she was raped during a church youth trip, spurring her decision to get an abortion when she was 18 years old.

The House Democrats' splintering leaves a vote on the bill in the air as the GOP solidifies opposition.

"I'm never bringing a bill to the floor that doesn't have the votes," the House Speaker said of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan legislation.

"I don't believe there will be a vote. The Speaker is an incredibly good vote counter, and she knows exactly where her caucus stands," said the leader of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.