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Congress trims funding for Pentagon ‘chem-bio’ programs
“Spending one-quarter of 1 percent of the Pentagon budget on this vital mission is negligence,” Weber said in an interview. “This is a national security imperative.”
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Congress · 118th Congress
Rep. Jason Smith wins three-way contest for Ways and Means gavel
Jason Smith, a self-proclaimed “firebrand” preaching a populist image of the GOP, won the nomination to be chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
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Rep. Arrington gets Steering Committee nod for House Budget gavel
Arrington is poised to become the next House Budget chair, after the Republican Steering Committee recommended him for the post Monday.
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Some Democrats criticize Biden outreach on border policy change
New York Democrat Adriano Espaillat, a member of the CHC, said in an interview Friday that he raised concerns at Thursday’s Hispanic caucus meeting that he was not consulted by the administration
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McCarthy buys time as he tries to lock down speaker votes
“Hope springs eternal,” he said, citing “the work that’s been done to democratize power out of the speakership and into the membership.”
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Late-night talks yield no breakthrough in speaker battle
But I wouldn’t say that everything is so finite that there’s no conceivable way,” House Freedom Caucus Chairman Scott Perry said in a brief interview after the chamber adjourned Wednesday evening for the
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Another day, similar result: Adjournment with no speaker
The last time a speaker race took more than nine ballots to resolve was in the 1850s, before the Civil War, “when party divisions were more nebulous,” according to the House historian.
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Opponents deny McCarthy speaker’s gavel on first vote
House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy fell 15 votes short of securing the speaker’s gavel Tuesday in the first of what could be several ballots to determine who will lead the chamber for the next two