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Senate Rules panel could advance plan to cut debate time on Trump nominees next week
up the process.
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Crypto-based funds crawl toward mom and pop
A number of cryptocurrency-based applications await the agency’s decision, he said in an interview, though he wouldn’t speculate on whether one of those will get approval, or when.
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Concerns pile up in Senate over Trump’s troop withdrawal
The consequences for them, the New Mexico Democrat said, could be “morally terrible.”
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Anti-corruption, campaign finance overhaul bills preview likely 2020 campaign theme
“There is a significance in having this be my first bill,” Crow said in a phone interview. “People deserve to know who’s spending money to influence their vote.”
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After delay, House Democrats to begin climate push
The partial government shutdown stalled House Democrats’ plan to address climate change out of the gate, but they’ll turn their attention to the issue this week with hearings in the two main energy and
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Amid border wall debate, House and Senate Republicans aligned on spending issues, for once
the border.
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Trump could be his own biggest obstacle on HIV/AIDS plan
end the spread of the high-profile disease.
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ISIS strong, could get stronger if U.S. pulls out of Syria, Pentagon report warns
[jwp-video n=”1″] In an interview with CBS News broadcast on Sunday, Trump said the U.S. troops in Syria would be departing soon.
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New Democrats launch task forces to help craft the House majority’s policy agenda
Through its eight task forces, the group is planning to play an active role in developing the policy agenda the party pursues over the next two years.
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BLAKE Act targets future Blake Farentholds
Mark Walker, R-North Carolina, plans to introduce the bill Wednesday, according to the Huffington Post, which first reported this story.
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Border security bargainers get to work, still miles apart
In an interview, Cuellar kept to the theme that Democrats want strong border security, but not at the expense of other accounts in the Homeland Security bill.
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First House infrastructure hearing to highlight costs of delay
“What happens if the rail tunnels under the Hudson River fail, what happens when the tunnel under Baltimore fails, built in the Civil War?” Chairman Peter A.
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Top Democrats wary of attaching debt limit to wrap-up spending measure
Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., suggested attaching the debt limit and possibly a two-year budget caps agreement in an interview with CNN earlier Tuesday.
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Could Democratic presidential hopefuls help lessen the Senate logjam?
When the Senate GOP huddled for its annual issues conference this month at Nationals Park, the nomination backlog was on the agenda. Sen.
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How one Democrat threads the needle on border security
“The leading argument against us was immigration,” Casey said in a recent interview.
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Threats over shutdown, emergency declaration hang over coming talks
“If we don’t get a fair deal from Congress, the government will either shut down on Feb. 15, again, or I will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the Constitution of the United States
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Barr says he’d resign rather than fire Mueller without cause
Mueller’s report Barr laid out his view of the process for making public the contents of the Mueller report at the end of the probe, though he said he does not know “what will be included in any report
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Photos of the Week: Federal workers protest, visit food drives and miss their second paycheck
Here’s the entire week in photos:Federal workers and contractors, along with their unions, stage a protest calling for an end to the government shutdown and back pay in the Hart Senate Office
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TSA workers might not return to work after shutdown, experts worry
“The concern as they get stretched more thin is that fatigue can set in and they might miss something,” John Pistole, the TSA administrator from 2010 to 2014, said in an interview.
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Angus King’s new comms director brings bipartisan past
Murkowski are both lawmakers who understand that … like on a football field, most of the action takes place between the 40-yard lines, right around the 50-yard line,” he said in an interview.