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Frustrated lawmakers press Pentagon to reveal its plan for border wall funding
DoD officials detailed how they may redirect military construction funds to build President Trump’s border wall.
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Political operative arrested in North Carolina scandal
Leslie McCrae Dowless Jr., 63, was arrested less than a week after the state elections board decided his work on behalf of Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris tainted his apparent victory in November’s general election and a new election was required, Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman said.
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House OKs Democrats’ bill blocking Trump emergency on wall
The House chamber approved and sent it to the Republican-held Senate, where it would take only a handful of GOP defections to pass.
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House targets family separations in first Trump subpoena
The decision by the Oversight Committee will compel the heads of Justice, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services to deliver documents to lawmakers.
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GOP candidate in disputed US House race not running again
In a statement, Mark Harris said he’s skipping the upcoming re-do election in North Carolina’s 9th congressional district for health reasons. He did not mention the alleged ballot fraud scandal.
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US general says no military threat on southern border
President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency along the southern border to fund his proposed wall, and he plans to use Defense Department funds from military construction and counter-drug programs to pay for it. Members of Congress are challenging that.
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As border deployment grows, lawmakers demand details
U.S. lawmakers want the acting defense secretary to explain the long-term plans for troops at the southern border, and how much those deployments cost.
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Congressman, an officer back from an Air Guard mission on the border, now backs Trump’s emergency declaration
Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger is back from his two-week Air National Guard deployment flying surveillance missions over the Arizona border and the experienced shored up his support for the president’s national emergency declaration.
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Trump-Kim summit: ‘Empty gestures may be enough for this president, but they won’t fool me’
House Foreign Affairs chairman Eliot Engel warned against lifting sanctions in exchange for “hollow concessions.”
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Worries grow about white nationalism in the ranks
Lawmakers want to know what military officials are doing to combat the problem in the wake of new allegations of racism in the ranks.
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Frustrated lawmakers press Pentagon to reveal its plan for border wall funding
DoD officials detailed how they may redirect military construction funds to build President Trump’s border wall.
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Political operative arrested in North Carolina scandal
Leslie McCrae Dowless Jr., 63, was arrested less than a week after the state elections board decided his work on behalf of Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris tainted his apparent victory in November’s general election and a new election was required, Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman said.
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House OKs Democrats’ bill blocking Trump emergency on wall
The House chamber approved and sent it to the Republican-held Senate, where it would take only a handful of GOP defections to pass.
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House targets family separations in first Trump subpoena
The decision by the Oversight Committee will compel the heads of Justice, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services to deliver documents to lawmakers.
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GOP candidate in disputed US House race not running again
In a statement, Mark Harris said he’s skipping the upcoming re-do election in North Carolina’s 9th congressional district for health reasons. He did not mention the alleged ballot fraud scandal.
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US general says no military threat on southern border
President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency along the southern border to fund his proposed wall, and he plans to use Defense Department funds from military construction and counter-drug programs to pay for it. Members of Congress are challenging that.
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As border deployment grows, lawmakers demand details
U.S. lawmakers want the acting defense secretary to explain the long-term plans for troops at the southern border, and how much those deployments cost.
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Congressman, an officer back from an Air Guard mission on the border, now backs Trump’s emergency declaration
Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger is back from his two-week Air National Guard deployment flying surveillance missions over the Arizona border and the experienced shored up his support for the president’s national emergency declaration.
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Trump-Kim summit: ‘Empty gestures may be enough for this president, but they won’t fool me’
House Foreign Affairs chairman Eliot Engel warned against lifting sanctions in exchange for “hollow concessions.”
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Worries grow about white nationalism in the ranks
Lawmakers want to know what military officials are doing to combat the problem in the wake of new allegations of racism in the ranks.
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Frustrated lawmakers press Pentagon to reveal its plan for border wall funding
DoD officials detailed how they may redirect military construction funds to build President Trump’s border wall.
-
Political operative arrested in North Carolina scandal
Leslie McCrae Dowless Jr., 63, was arrested less than a week after the state elections board decided his work on behalf of Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris tainted his apparent victory in November’s general election and a new election was required, Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman said.
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House OKs Democrats’ bill blocking Trump emergency on wall
The House chamber approved and sent it to the Republican-held Senate, where it would take only a handful of GOP defections to pass.
-
House targets family separations in first Trump subpoena
The decision by the Oversight Committee will compel the heads of Justice, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services to deliver documents to lawmakers.
-
GOP candidate in disputed US House race not running again
In a statement, Mark Harris said he’s skipping the upcoming re-do election in North Carolina’s 9th congressional district for health reasons. He did not mention the alleged ballot fraud scandal.
-
US general says no military threat on southern border
President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency along the southern border to fund his proposed wall, and he plans to use Defense Department funds from military construction and counter-drug programs to pay for it. Members of Congress are challenging that.
-
As border deployment grows, lawmakers demand details
U.S. lawmakers want the acting defense secretary to explain the long-term plans for troops at the southern border, and how much those deployments cost.
-
Congressman, an officer back from an Air Guard mission on the border, now backs Trump’s emergency declaration
Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger is back from his two-week Air National Guard deployment flying surveillance missions over the Arizona border and the experienced shored up his support for the president’s national emergency declaration.
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Trump-Kim summit: ‘Empty gestures may be enough for this president, but they won’t fool me’
House Foreign Affairs chairman Eliot Engel warned against lifting sanctions in exchange for “hollow concessions.”
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Worries grow about white nationalism in the ranks
Lawmakers want to know what military officials are doing to combat the problem in the wake of new allegations of racism in the ranks.
