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Mulvaney: No one itching for shutdown

Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney threw water on the idea that some in Congress want a government shutdown, saying Monday that there are serious efforts being made to avoid the outcome. The government faces split March 1 and March 8 funding deadlines, with just days to go before parts of the...

Zelensky: Trump doesn’t understand ‘that Putin will never stop’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview Sunday that former President Trump seems to not understand that Russian President Vladimir Putin “will never stop.” “I think Donald Trump doesn’t know Putin,” Zelensky said in an interview Sunday with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins. “I know he met him … but he never fought with Putin. [The]...

Endocrine Society reexamining clinical guidelines for gender-affirming care: Report

The Endocrine Society is initiating a three-year reevaluation of its guidelines for gender-affirming care, according to a CNN report Monday. The regularly scheduled process is not related to the political focus on the care. The Endocrine Society is the medical community’s leading authority on gender-affirming care guidelines, helping the group’s 18,000 members better understand, diagnose...

Austin’s staff cleared in internal probe of secret hospitalizations

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense & National Security Defense & National Security The Big Story  Austin's staff cleared in internal probe of secret hospitalizations The Pentagon on Monday released the results of a 30-day review that found no attempt to hide Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s secret hospitalizations in December and January, effectively absolving...

McConnell: We’re not going to let government shut down

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) vowed to reporters Monday that Senate Republicans would not let the government shut down, later warning colleagues on the floor that a government shutdown would be a political loser for fellow lawmakers. “We’re not going to allow the government to shut down,” McConnell told reporters Monday as he walked...

New York state Legislature rejects proposed House maps 

New York state lawmakers voted Monday to reject new congressional districts proposed by a bipartisan commission, creating turmoil for the state's House delegation. The New York state Senate voted 40-17 to reject a set of congressional lines offered by the bipartisan Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) while the state Assembly voted 99-47 to reject the map. ...

House conservative demands stall efforts to avert shutdown

Conservatives’ demands for controversial policy additions to spending bills are stalling efforts to fund the government by Friday, nudging the country closer to a partial government shutdown and sparking frustration among lawmakers in both parties. Congressional leaders failed to unveil the long-awaited compromise appropriations bills over the weekend, blowing through a Sunday target date floated...

GOP senators propose ban on central bank digital currencies

Republican senators introduced legislation Monday that would ban official cryptocurrencies backed by central banks, a type of proposed digital asset that the Biden administration and Federal Reserve have expressed interest in studying. GOP senators said that Fed-backed cryptocurrencies would pose privacy concerns and allow regulatory authorities access to the private spending habits of individual Americans....

Ex-CIA Russia chief: Putin proving doubters wrong on Ukraine

Ex-CIA chief of Russia operations Steve Hall said Sunday he thinks Russian President Vladimir Putin is proving to his doubters that he was right to expect the United States to lose its “nerve” and eventually stop aiding Ukraine as Russia presses forward in its war. “This has been a very good couple of weeks for...

Battle ramps up over grocery giants’ proposed merger

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Food fight: Feds seek to block grocery store giants' merger The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sued to block the proposed $25 billion merger of grocery story giants Kroger and Albertsons on Monday. © Sarah A. Miller/Idaho...

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