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11 House Republicans seek impeachment of DOJ’s Rosenstein
The move came Wednesday after months of criticism aimed at the department — and the Russia investigation in particular — from Trump and his Republican allies in Congress.
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Lawmakers grill Pompeo over Trump-Putin summit, NATO
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that President Donald Trump has mischaracterized NATO allies as paying their bills or owing the United States.
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Dozens of lawmakers warn Defense Department: Don’t whitewash climate change report
A report due to Congress later this year has removed several of the previous references to climate change.
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Dems want Ross to clarify origins of citizenship question
Records from a lawsuit filed by more than a dozen states and big cities included a heavily redacted message from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross calling into question the justification for a question to be added to the 2020 census.
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House approves plans to create new VA economic opportunity administration
Senate lawmakers will have to decide if new focus on benefits is a good idea or too much bureaucracy.
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Hardware, end-strength, Russia and China sanctions. Here’s the deal lawmakers reached on the huge defense policy bill.
U.S. House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Monday on the 2019 defense authorization bill.
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Lawmakers chide Pompeo on perceived lack of transparency
In a letter sent to Pompeo on Monday, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee called for the State Department to resume daily press briefings, which have been sharply curtailed since Pompeo took over three months ago.
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Senate vote on Trump’s pick to lead VA set for Monday
Robert Wilkie will face opposition on the Senate floor, but also enjoys strong support from key lawmakers.
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Democrats demand investigation into reports of politically motivated VA firings
The dismissals and demotions could violate federal law, but VA officials say the moves were done to improve operations.
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Why the House blocked a bid to extend election security grants
The GOP-controlled House on Thursday eliminated new funding for states to strengthen election security, drawing protests from Democrats who said Republicans are not doing enough to prevent Russian meddling.
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11 House Republicans seek impeachment of DOJ’s Rosenstein
The move came Wednesday after months of criticism aimed at the department — and the Russia investigation in particular — from Trump and his Republican allies in Congress.
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Lawmakers grill Pompeo over Trump-Putin summit, NATO
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that President Donald Trump has mischaracterized NATO allies as paying their bills or owing the United States.
-
Dozens of lawmakers warn Defense Department: Don’t whitewash climate change report
A report due to Congress later this year has removed several of the previous references to climate change.
-
Dems want Ross to clarify origins of citizenship question
Records from a lawsuit filed by more than a dozen states and big cities included a heavily redacted message from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross calling into question the justification for a question to be added to the 2020 census.
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House approves plans to create new VA economic opportunity administration
Senate lawmakers will have to decide if new focus on benefits is a good idea or too much bureaucracy.
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Hardware, end-strength, Russia and China sanctions. Here’s the deal lawmakers reached on the huge defense policy bill.
U.S. House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Monday on the 2019 defense authorization bill.
-
Lawmakers chide Pompeo on perceived lack of transparency
In a letter sent to Pompeo on Monday, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee called for the State Department to resume daily press briefings, which have been sharply curtailed since Pompeo took over three months ago.
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Senate vote on Trump’s pick to lead VA set for Monday
Robert Wilkie will face opposition on the Senate floor, but also enjoys strong support from key lawmakers.
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Democrats demand investigation into reports of politically motivated VA firings
The dismissals and demotions could violate federal law, but VA officials say the moves were done to improve operations.
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Why the House blocked a bid to extend election security grants
The GOP-controlled House on Thursday eliminated new funding for states to strengthen election security, drawing protests from Democrats who said Republicans are not doing enough to prevent Russian meddling.
-
11 House Republicans seek impeachment of DOJ’s Rosenstein
The move came Wednesday after months of criticism aimed at the department — and the Russia investigation in particular — from Trump and his Republican allies in Congress.
-
Lawmakers grill Pompeo over Trump-Putin summit, NATO
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that President Donald Trump has mischaracterized NATO allies as paying their bills or owing the United States.
-
Dozens of lawmakers warn Defense Department: Don’t whitewash climate change report
A report due to Congress later this year has removed several of the previous references to climate change.
-
Dems want Ross to clarify origins of citizenship question
Records from a lawsuit filed by more than a dozen states and big cities included a heavily redacted message from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross calling into question the justification for a question to be added to the 2020 census.
-
House approves plans to create new VA economic opportunity administration
Senate lawmakers will have to decide if new focus on benefits is a good idea or too much bureaucracy.
-
Hardware, end-strength, Russia and China sanctions. Here’s the deal lawmakers reached on the huge defense policy bill.
U.S. House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Monday on the 2019 defense authorization bill.
-
Lawmakers chide Pompeo on perceived lack of transparency
In a letter sent to Pompeo on Monday, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee called for the State Department to resume daily press briefings, which have been sharply curtailed since Pompeo took over three months ago.
-
Senate vote on Trump’s pick to lead VA set for Monday
Robert Wilkie will face opposition on the Senate floor, but also enjoys strong support from key lawmakers.
-
Democrats demand investigation into reports of politically motivated VA firings
The dismissals and demotions could violate federal law, but VA officials say the moves were done to improve operations.
-
Why the House blocked a bid to extend election security grants
The GOP-controlled House on Thursday eliminated new funding for states to strengthen election security, drawing protests from Democrats who said Republicans are not doing enough to prevent Russian meddling.
