Manuel Quiñones
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Senate confirms Interior, DOE nominees (opens the original)
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The Senate on Friday confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominees to the Interior and Energy departments, as well as the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The nominees passed 51-47 along party lines in an en bloc package that included dozens of Trump picks. It was a priority for Senate Republicans before the upcoming August recess. “This will be clearly 600 people confirmed in the second Trump administration,” said Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) during floor remarks Thursday. “And
Senate poised to confirm FEMA, Interior, DOE nominees (opens the original)
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The Senate is planning to confirm President Donald Trump’s latest nominees to the Interior and Energy departments, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The nominees will likely pass along party lines Friday in an en bloc package that includes dozens of Trump picks. It was a priority for Senate Republicans before the upcoming August recess. “This will be clearly 600 people confirmed in the second Trump administration,” said Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) during floor remarks
Committee sets vote on regulations, permitting bills (opens the original)
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will vote this week on more than a dozen bills, including proposals dealing with agency rulemaking and permitting. On the agenda is S. 252, the Guidance Out Of Darkness (GOOD) Act, from Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), which would require agencies to post all guidance documents in a single, centralized place. The House last year passed its own version of the bill, H.R. 1515, sponsored by Oversight and Government Reform Chair James Comer (
Interior, DOE, FEMA nominees in the final stretch (opens the original)
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The Senate is poised to confirm dozens of nominees this week before leaving for the summer recess, including President Donald Trump’s picks for roles at the Interior and Energy departments. The chamber adopted a resolution along party lines last week to confirm the nominees en bloc. More votes are necessary before the confirmation process is complete under rules Senate Republicans adopted last year. Kevin Lilly is in line to become assistant Interior secretary for fish and wildlife and William H
Energy, environment nominees move closer to confirmation (opens the original)
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The Senate adopted a resolution Thursday afternoon containing dozens of President Donald Trump’s nominees, including for the Interior and Energy departments. The adoption is a key step in the relatively new process of confirming lower-level nominees en-bloc. More votes are still needed before the picks can be confirmed. On the list are Kevin Lilly to become assistant Interior secretary for fish and wildlife; William Hague to become assistant Interior secretary for insular, international and ocea
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