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USAID watchdog nominee says special Ukraine IG would be ‘less helpful’
Martin said it would help to get more permanent “boots on the ground” auditors and investigators cleared to work onsite.
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House drafts bill to strike Iran proxies amid Israel-Hamas war
Rep. Mike McCaul is preparing a draft bill to strike Iran’s proxies amid fears the Israel-Hamas conflict could escalate into a broader Middle East war.
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Senators push Biden to release submarine costs for AUKUS
The cost estimates are critical to a debate that has delayed key congressional authorizations needed to advance AUKUS.
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Jordan backs a temporary House speaker as he tries to shore up support
There’s a sinking realization that the House could remain endlessly stuck, out of service and without a leader for the foreseeable future
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Defending democracy at home: The ACE Act’s missteps
The act places unnecessary burdens on both voters and election administrators, complicating an already intricate process, the author argues.
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Is Jordan the next House speaker, a ‘threat to democracy,’ or both?
Some members of Congress — including those in his own party — label Jordan an extremist unworthy of the speakership.
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Federal agencies implementing infrastructure law exceed hiring goal
Another 1,000 positions are expected to be hired in the government’s current fiscal year, which began on Oct. 1.
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Capitol Hill defense work continues despite House leadership turmoil
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 16, 2023.
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House Republicans in chaos after rejecting McCarthy. What happens now?
Some Republicans are supporting House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio, who narrowly lost the nomination to Rep. Steve Scalise on Wednesday.
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Russia, North Korea expanding military partnership, White House says
Russia and North Korea are building a military partnership amid heavy U.S. sanctions and support for Ukraine, according to the National Security Council.
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USAID watchdog nominee says special Ukraine IG would be ‘less helpful’
Martin said it would help to get more permanent “boots on the ground” auditors and investigators cleared to work onsite.
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House drafts bill to strike Iran proxies amid Israel-Hamas war
Rep. Mike McCaul is preparing a draft bill to strike Iran’s proxies amid fears the Israel-Hamas conflict could escalate into a broader Middle East war.
-
Senators push Biden to release submarine costs for AUKUS
The cost estimates are critical to a debate that has delayed key congressional authorizations needed to advance AUKUS.
-
Jordan backs a temporary House speaker as he tries to shore up support
There’s a sinking realization that the House could remain endlessly stuck, out of service and without a leader for the foreseeable future
-
Defending democracy at home: The ACE Act’s missteps
The act places unnecessary burdens on both voters and election administrators, complicating an already intricate process, the author argues.
-
Is Jordan the next House speaker, a ‘threat to democracy,’ or both?
Some members of Congress — including those in his own party — label Jordan an extremist unworthy of the speakership.
-
Federal agencies implementing infrastructure law exceed hiring goal
Another 1,000 positions are expected to be hired in the government’s current fiscal year, which began on Oct. 1.
-
Capitol Hill defense work continues despite House leadership turmoil
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 16, 2023.
-
House Republicans in chaos after rejecting McCarthy. What happens now?
Some Republicans are supporting House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio, who narrowly lost the nomination to Rep. Steve Scalise on Wednesday.
-
Russia, North Korea expanding military partnership, White House says
Russia and North Korea are building a military partnership amid heavy U.S. sanctions and support for Ukraine, according to the National Security Council.
-
USAID watchdog nominee says special Ukraine IG would be ‘less helpful’
Martin said it would help to get more permanent “boots on the ground” auditors and investigators cleared to work onsite.
-
House drafts bill to strike Iran proxies amid Israel-Hamas war
Rep. Mike McCaul is preparing a draft bill to strike Iran’s proxies amid fears the Israel-Hamas conflict could escalate into a broader Middle East war.
-
Senators push Biden to release submarine costs for AUKUS
The cost estimates are critical to a debate that has delayed key congressional authorizations needed to advance AUKUS.
-
Jordan backs a temporary House speaker as he tries to shore up support
There’s a sinking realization that the House could remain endlessly stuck, out of service and without a leader for the foreseeable future
-
Defending democracy at home: The ACE Act’s missteps
The act places unnecessary burdens on both voters and election administrators, complicating an already intricate process, the author argues.
-
Is Jordan the next House speaker, a ‘threat to democracy,’ or both?
Some members of Congress — including those in his own party — label Jordan an extremist unworthy of the speakership.
-
Federal agencies implementing infrastructure law exceed hiring goal
Another 1,000 positions are expected to be hired in the government’s current fiscal year, which began on Oct. 1.
-
Capitol Hill defense work continues despite House leadership turmoil
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 16, 2023.
-
House Republicans in chaos after rejecting McCarthy. What happens now?
Some Republicans are supporting House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio, who narrowly lost the nomination to Rep. Steve Scalise on Wednesday.
-
Russia, North Korea expanding military partnership, White House says
Russia and North Korea are building a military partnership amid heavy U.S. sanctions and support for Ukraine, according to the National Security Council.
