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Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
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Corker erupts at GOP leaders for derailing vote on Trump tariffs
“We might poke the bear!” Sen. Bob Corker could not get a vote on his legislation to check President Trump’s tariff authority, and he’s blaming fellow Republicans.
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Energy regulators: No grid emergency to justify coal bailout
The comments before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee contradict a recent White House directive ordering action to keep coal-fired and nuclear power plants open as a matter of national and economic security.
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Lawmakers want to pay feds more to leave government
Under a proposed provision of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act, government employees could get paid more to leave federal service.
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Senate defense bill set to block Trump’s deal with Chinese company
A defense policy bill is set to buck President Trump’s reprieve for a Chinese telecommunications giant.
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Democratic lawmaker challenges Pruitt on EPA public records
Pruitt is dealing with a series of federal investigations regarding allegations of ethical misconduct. Several of the allegations came to light through EPA documents released under the federal open records law.
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Dem lawmakers seek criminal corruption probe of EPA’s Pruitt
Justice Department spokesman Wyn Hornbuckle confirmed officials there were aware of the request to investigate Pruitt.
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Trump’s unsecured communications criticized as ‘reckless’
Democrats blast Trump’s alleged vulnerable cellphone and internet use.
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Trump tariffs hit blowback from home and abroad
A new Senate bill would let Congress roll back Trump’s controversial tariffs.
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Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
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Corker erupts at GOP leaders for derailing vote on Trump tariffs
“We might poke the bear!” Sen. Bob Corker could not get a vote on his legislation to check President Trump’s tariff authority, and he’s blaming fellow Republicans.
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Energy regulators: No grid emergency to justify coal bailout
The comments before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee contradict a recent White House directive ordering action to keep coal-fired and nuclear power plants open as a matter of national and economic security.
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Lawmakers want to pay feds more to leave government
Under a proposed provision of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act, government employees could get paid more to leave federal service.
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Senate defense bill set to block Trump’s deal with Chinese company
A defense policy bill is set to buck President Trump’s reprieve for a Chinese telecommunications giant.
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Democratic lawmaker challenges Pruitt on EPA public records
Pruitt is dealing with a series of federal investigations regarding allegations of ethical misconduct. Several of the allegations came to light through EPA documents released under the federal open records law.
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Dem lawmakers seek criminal corruption probe of EPA’s Pruitt
Justice Department spokesman Wyn Hornbuckle confirmed officials there were aware of the request to investigate Pruitt.
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Trump’s unsecured communications criticized as ‘reckless’
Democrats blast Trump’s alleged vulnerable cellphone and internet use.
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Trump tariffs hit blowback from home and abroad
A new Senate bill would let Congress roll back Trump’s controversial tariffs.
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Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
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Corker erupts at GOP leaders for derailing vote on Trump tariffs
“We might poke the bear!” Sen. Bob Corker could not get a vote on his legislation to check President Trump’s tariff authority, and he’s blaming fellow Republicans.
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Energy regulators: No grid emergency to justify coal bailout
The comments before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee contradict a recent White House directive ordering action to keep coal-fired and nuclear power plants open as a matter of national and economic security.
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Lawmakers want to pay feds more to leave government
Under a proposed provision of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act, government employees could get paid more to leave federal service.
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Senate defense bill set to block Trump’s deal with Chinese company
A defense policy bill is set to buck President Trump’s reprieve for a Chinese telecommunications giant.
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Democratic lawmaker challenges Pruitt on EPA public records
Pruitt is dealing with a series of federal investigations regarding allegations of ethical misconduct. Several of the allegations came to light through EPA documents released under the federal open records law.
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Dem lawmakers seek criminal corruption probe of EPA’s Pruitt
Justice Department spokesman Wyn Hornbuckle confirmed officials there were aware of the request to investigate Pruitt.
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Trump’s unsecured communications criticized as ‘reckless’
Democrats blast Trump’s alleged vulnerable cellphone and internet use.
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Trump tariffs hit blowback from home and abroad
A new Senate bill would let Congress roll back Trump’s controversial tariffs.
