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Senate should vote on nothing before funding package, Maryland senator says
The Senate is currently set to vote Tuesday on legislation not related to funding the parts of government that have been shut down since late December 2018.
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Pence: White House considers declaring national emergency over border wall
The president plans to speak to the nation about the “crisis” on Tuesday.
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Trump to head to border as government shutdown goes into third week
The president plans the visit “to meet with those on the front lines of national security,” the White House press secretary said.
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OPM reverses course on senior official pay
The Office of Personnel Management is putting a hold on pay raises for certain officials while lawmakers sort out the partial government shutdown.
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Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
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Navy SEAL veteran defends scandal-plagued tenure running US Interior
Ryan Zinke exits Washington chased by ethics investigations but insists he’ll be exonerated and says he’s lived up to the conservation ideals of Theodore Roosevelt.
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The top three Pentagon officials are ‘acting’ in their jobs. Does that matter?
There are a number of holes to fill at the top of the DoD.
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Trump says he’s ready to meet again with Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he has received a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and will be setting up a meeting with Kim “in the not-too-distant future” to restart talks about the North’s nuclear programs.
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Outgoing Senate confirms Trump pick for technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier was confirmed by the Senate just hours before a new Congress was scheduled to be seated.
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Trump is determined to pull US troops from Syria, but refutes specific timeline
The president called the war-torn country a land of “sand and death,” and said American troops have achieved the mission there.
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Senate should vote on nothing before funding package, Maryland senator says
The Senate is currently set to vote Tuesday on legislation not related to funding the parts of government that have been shut down since late December 2018.
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Pence: White House considers declaring national emergency over border wall
The president plans to speak to the nation about the “crisis” on Tuesday.
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Trump to head to border as government shutdown goes into third week
The president plans the visit “to meet with those on the front lines of national security,” the White House press secretary said.
-
OPM reverses course on senior official pay
The Office of Personnel Management is putting a hold on pay raises for certain officials while lawmakers sort out the partial government shutdown.
-
Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
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Navy SEAL veteran defends scandal-plagued tenure running US Interior
Ryan Zinke exits Washington chased by ethics investigations but insists he’ll be exonerated and says he’s lived up to the conservation ideals of Theodore Roosevelt.
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The top three Pentagon officials are ‘acting’ in their jobs. Does that matter?
There are a number of holes to fill at the top of the DoD.
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Trump says he’s ready to meet again with Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he has received a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and will be setting up a meeting with Kim “in the not-too-distant future” to restart talks about the North’s nuclear programs.
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Outgoing Senate confirms Trump pick for technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier was confirmed by the Senate just hours before a new Congress was scheduled to be seated.
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Trump is determined to pull US troops from Syria, but refutes specific timeline
The president called the war-torn country a land of “sand and death,” and said American troops have achieved the mission there.
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Senate should vote on nothing before funding package, Maryland senator says
The Senate is currently set to vote Tuesday on legislation not related to funding the parts of government that have been shut down since late December 2018.
-
Pence: White House considers declaring national emergency over border wall
The president plans to speak to the nation about the “crisis” on Tuesday.
-
Trump to head to border as government shutdown goes into third week
The president plans the visit “to meet with those on the front lines of national security,” the White House press secretary said.
-
OPM reverses course on senior official pay
The Office of Personnel Management is putting a hold on pay raises for certain officials while lawmakers sort out the partial government shutdown.
-
Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
-
Navy SEAL veteran defends scandal-plagued tenure running US Interior
Ryan Zinke exits Washington chased by ethics investigations but insists he’ll be exonerated and says he’s lived up to the conservation ideals of Theodore Roosevelt.
-
The top three Pentagon officials are ‘acting’ in their jobs. Does that matter?
There are a number of holes to fill at the top of the DoD.
-
Trump says he’s ready to meet again with Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he has received a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and will be setting up a meeting with Kim “in the not-too-distant future” to restart talks about the North’s nuclear programs.
-
Outgoing Senate confirms Trump pick for technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier was confirmed by the Senate just hours before a new Congress was scheduled to be seated.
-
Trump is determined to pull US troops from Syria, but refutes specific timeline
The president called the war-torn country a land of “sand and death,” and said American troops have achieved the mission there.
