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In a move that some members of the US Congress had predicted earlier this week, President Trump has declared a national emergency in order to circumvent Congressional restrictions on arms sales and quickly ship arms to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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A bill on its way through the US Congress would permanently prevent the US government from offering free online tax services. It codifies the current system that relies on private services.
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A United States congressman faces query from the Federal Election Commission over credit card charges made against the pol's campaign finance account.
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Enterprise Products Partners LP, a Texas energy company, plans to load 600,000 barrels of light sweet crude from South Texas into a tanker at its terminal in the Houston Ship Channel during the first week of January.
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Earlier this year, the Obama Administration announced its opposition to "conversion" therapies for gay and lesbian youth. Now a new government report is calling for the elimination of the practice nationwide.
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The very first bill that America's new Congress, which opened today, intends to send the President is one authorizing the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline that would run from Canada into the U.S. They might as well not have bothered.
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The fight over the spying powers of the National Security Agency is about to face a crucial test.
On Tuesday, the Senate is expected to vote on whether it will debate the USA Freedom Act.
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The latest investigation into bureaucratic hangups at the Department of Veterans Affairs reveals ongoing, long-standing issues with the agency.
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A new Pew research study shows that this Congress has done less work than ever. Averaging 5.6 hours per day, your friendly local congressperson makes $174,000 per year, and only worked 135 days last year, like a seasonal job.
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Wikipedia has banned members of Congress and house staffers from posting anonymous edits for 10 days following a slew of wrongful edits.
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On Tuesday, a U.S. Senate subcommittee will begin hearings on how the federal government can stop parents from using the Internet to transfer custody of their adopted children to strangers. This is in response to a Reuters investigation on "rehoming."
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Re-sorted by CD, congressional district, from FEC data as of May 19, 2014. Following is the list of all declared US House of Representatives candidates to date, both challengers and incumbents, in the 2014 primaries and general election.
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Ahead of his May 12th trial, federal medical marijuana defendant Larry Harvey, 70, goes to Washington, D.C. to lobby the United States Congress in order to stop funding federal prosecutions like his.
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Mismanagement by senior executives threatens journalistic independence of Voice of America (VOA) much more than the bipartisan bill in Congress designed to reform U.S. international media outreach. There will be no government propaganda from VOA.
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Another day, another poll, another ominous sign for the Democratic Party. The latest Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll shows Pres. Barack Obama’s overall approval rating at 41%.
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Both the US House and the Senate are suspending regular order in order to fast track a $607 billion defense expenditure authorization bill.
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According to Harvard University's Institute of Politics survey, America's youth are abandoning Obama and the two-party federal government in general.
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The US House of Representatives Armed Services Committee approved $488 million more in military aid to Israel. The aid would go toward the development of missile interception systems.
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In a time when America needs her president, Obama once again pits his federal government against the American people punishing them for government actions.
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Not long ago a US strike on Syria was expected as early as last Thursday and rebels were told it would be within days. Now it would seem that the strike could come only after Sept. 9 since Obama did not push for Congress to return earlier.
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The US will probably launch a strike against Syria without UN approval, making it against international law. However, he could very well also strike before Congressional approval, a move that could be interpreted as against US law.
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As travelers complain of flight delays, the US Senate approved legislation Thursday (April 25) that would end air traffic controller furloughs. The furloughs were instituted to save funds as a result of the recent sequestration cuts.
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The US Congress banned any further funding of the NATO Medium Extended Air and Missile Defense System (MEADS) last December. Yet the Secretary of Defense said that the funding will continue.
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Barney Frank, who has retired from the US House of Representatives, has expressed interest being a temporary replacement for Senator John Kerry (D-MA).
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The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life released a new analysis that says that the number of the 113th US Congress not identifying with a specific religions faith is larger than compared to the previous US Congresses.
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If there was ever a contradiction in terms, “Congressional leadership” truly defines the expression. The disaster factory is well and truly back in business. After 5 years of massive, humiliating hits to the US economy, they’ve done it again.
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US Representative Barney Frank D-MA, in an interview with Politico, said that he looks forward to retiring from the US House.
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As the Democrats and Republicans continue their "chicken" match on the fiscal cliff, more people are coming out and giving their two cents on it. One analyst says that Congress should go off the fiscal cliff.
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Monday, the Institute for Supply Management reported that its index of manufacturing conditions dropped to a reading of 49.5, down from 51.7 in October. Any reading below 50 percent indicates a retraction.
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The US Government Accountability Office (GAO) wants the Treasury Department to stop printing dollar bills and make the switch to $1 coins entirely.
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Congressman Randy Weber (R-TX) United States Congress
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