Congress Moves To Cut Lag With New Scheduling Plans
Washington lawmakers consider tighter deadlines and joint committees to speed bills The push comes as critics blame delays on the current system and voluntary cooperation grows across Senate and House. Proposals include a morning hour reform and rules on germaneness to curb time-wasting practices.
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