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A conservative group spotlights Youngkin's victory as it targets two vulnerable House Democrats in Virginia over massive spending plan

The push to advance U.S. infrastructure by improving transit systems and advancing climate-friendly initiatives was a cornerstone of President Biden’s campaign, but fighting over his social spending package has stoked division within his party.

The party-defining debate between Democrats and Republicans on corporate tax rates took center stage Thursday, with GOP House lawmakers calling President Biden’s Made in America Tax Plan “moronic.”

The provision in question is buried deep in the bill sewn together by House Democrats as they desperately try to get legislation across the finish line after a GOP trouncing at the polls on Tuesday.

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said Thursday that lawmakers will receive one hour’s notice prior to any vote later this evening on President Biden’s spending and infrastructure bills.

Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer said Virginia's election results show voters are "mad as the dickens" at policies put forward by the Biden administration and congressional Democrats.

Democrats' proposed spending bill will allow households with yearly incomes as high as $500,000 to claim tax credits on pricey electric vehicles that cost up to $80,000.

Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., the ranking member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, released an “investigative report" looking at “how Europe’s energy crisis serves as a dire warning to the United States if Democrats enact President Biden’s budget blowout," according to a press release exclusively obtained by FOX Business.

One of the sweeping plans by Democrats to grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants would add more than half a trillion dollars to the deficit by 2041, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis published late Tuesday.

Republican lawmakers during a GOP roundtable Tuesday condemned Democratic efforts to increase taxes on business, accusing them of “capitalizing on attacking small businesses.”

Fox News attended the Wednesday roundtable on surging energy prices across America, where a reporter asked the top House Republican on if the GOP had a plan to drive down gas and power prices.

Republicans on the House Oversight Committee on Thursday accused the Biden administration of not taking U.S. oil and gas shortages “seriously.”

Top officials in the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday called for a hearing to discuss Democratic proposals to tighten IRS regulations in an attempt to prevent tax evasion.

Republicans and Democrats have spoken out on the recent Facebook revelations, with lawmakers in both the House and Senate blasting the social media giant over the leaked internal documents.

Rep. Sean Casten, D-Ill., took the jab against the Mountain State in a statement to Politico on Monday while pushing the progressive Democrats’ Clean Electricity Performance Program (CEPP).

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., says the House will work to pass portions of President Biden's agenda, including the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Build Back Better Act, within coming weeks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that the Kremlin has “constructive” relations with Washington and voiced hope that mutual interests would eventually help normalize U.S.-Russia ties.

Social Security recipients in 2022 are in line to receive the big payment increase in nearly four decades, reflecting a pandemic-drive inflation surge – but the boost could ultimately deplete the fund a year earlier than expected.

Millions of retirees and other Americans receiving Social Security benefits in 2022 are set to receive the biggest payment increase in four decades, following a pandemic-driven inflation spike.

The U.S. has agreed to provide humanitarian aid to a desperately poor Afghanistan on the brink of an economic disaster, while refusing to give political recognition to the country’s new Taliban rulers, the Taliban said Sunday.