Harvest Prude, Author at The Dispatch

Congress Heads Toward a September Scramble

The gap between the House and Senate spending plans grows as the end of the fiscal year approaches.

Despite getting millions in pandemic aid, not all schools are equipped to stay open.

The former president plans even more strict crackdowns on illegal and legal immigration if he takes the White House again.

Gov. Greg Abbott says the question is immigration; the Biden administration says it’s about river navigation.

Nearly 90 percent of Afghan humanitarian parole recipients are still waiting to learn their fates.

A Biden administration request that includes additional aid for Ukraine may cause problems for House Republicans.

Republicans are taking advantage of a veto-proof supermajority thanks to a Democratic defection.

Neither the Biden administration nor the state of Texas has ultimate solutions for border problems, those on the ground say.

Plus: Another defense policy impasse in the House, and what’s next in the House’s Biden family investigation.

Infighting among Democrats accompanies President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Washington.