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Rep. Tom Reed leaves hospital ‘with a prescription for a few days rest’ after collapse
Tom Reed was discharged from a Washington hospital Thursday evening a few hours after collapsing in the Cannon House Office Building.
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Rep. Tom Reed collapses in Cannon ahead of TV spot
Tom Reed collapsed in the Cannon House Office Building Thursday. The New York Republican, first elected in 2009, was waiting for a television interview when he fell.
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Federal agency ordered to investigate Homeland Security nominee
Just this week, the White House withdrew the nomination of Jeffrey Byard to head the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Congress responds to an Olympic cry for help with oversight hammer
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Health care riders, farm payouts slow stopgap deal
Without the increase in the cap, the White House wrote in an “anomalies” request to lawmakers, the agency “would have to stop making payments as soon as the borrowing ceiling is reached,” which was
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Even Joe Biden was once the upstart
They each gave him a version of the same answer. “I told him, ‘You’re crazy,’” Vince D’Anna, the onetime county aide, said in a recent interview.
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Term limit rules targeted by Trump aren’t tipping scale on House GOP retirements
President Donald Trump has an idea he thinks would quell the growing list of House Republicans who say they won’t run for another term, but the president’s proposal might not get to the root of the GOP
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Democrats need rural voters to put Iowa in play in 2020
Standing near the state party’s booth at the fair, Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez was bullish on the party’s prospects in the Hawkeye State.
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McConnell: No votes on gun measures that Trump won’t sign
The Kentucky Republican was asked in an interview about criticism he has received from Democrats for not putting House-passed background check bills on the floor.
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Rep. Jahana Hayes scolds hometown press, leaving some in doubt about her strategy
In the audio recording of her interview with the Mirror, Hayes can be heard repeatedly distinguishing herself from the “squad” — the focus of the president’s tweets and most headlines about ramped
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Should we all just throw away our impeachment position trackers?
Mueller III’s first public statement about his work on May 29, Trump’s June 12 interview with ABC saying he’d accept campaign opposition research from a foreign government, a July 17 House vote to table
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First House Republican backs renewed assault weapons ban
The 14-term congressman told the newspaper his backing the bill could encourage other Republicans to support the measure and encourage some Democrats in Republican-leaning districts to do the same
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Lowey faces her first primary challenge in three decades
themselves out there and letting the voters decide,” Jones said in an interview.
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Rep. King falsely claims he was misquoted on ‘rape and incest’ abortion comment
— Liz Cheney (@Liz_Cheney) August 14, 2019var rcrdTwitter = 1; House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told Fox News in an interview last week that King’s comments on rape and incest justify his
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib rejects Netanyahu’s terms and forgoes trip to visit grandmother
When I won, it gave the Palestinian people hope that someone will finally speak the truth about the inhumane conditions.
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Watch: King calls principles ‘timeless’
Steve King spoke with CQ Roll Call about how he’ll approach the 2020 primary for the 4th District seat he first won in 2002.
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Matt Gaetz says Florida Bar finds ‘no probable cause’ he violated rules with Cohen tweet
She’s about to learn a lot…” the congressman said.
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Crenshaw got $250,000 advance for book about ‘outrage culture,’ new filing shows
The congressman is writing about “mental toughness” and what he describes as “outrage culture.” The Washington Examiner first reported the news.
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New calls for Rep. Steve King to resign in wake of graphic comment about rape and incest
King told the 50-person crowd.