Charlie Kirk murder hits close to home for members of Congress
Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., in an interview, described Kirk as a personal friend and took a contemplative pause.
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Bipartisan chorus seeks probes after Signal group chat incident
In the Houthi chat, reported and published by The Atlantic, none of the participants asked why the Signal app was the platform for the potentially classified conversation, suggesting the possibility that
Crash sheds light on strained workforce controlling the skies
"The problem with the system — it’s a tombstone mentality.
Trump immigration enforcement push comes with military flourish
"And we’re going to enforce the law, and the word is going to go forward, and I think that will help to stem the tide of the migrants coming to the southern border."
Vance’s misleading claim about immigrants and murders in Springfield, Ohio
"Thanks to her open border, murders are up 81 percent in Springfield, Ohio," Vance claimed in the Sept. 15 interview.
Rail safety legislation lingers as NTSB wraps East Palestine probe
He said in an interview that questions remain whether the hot bearing detectors were working properly and if they were optimally located.
Food fight continues with ‘Food, Inc. 2’
Between the first "Food, Inc." and the sequel, a few things have changed.
White House stumps for rail safety measure ahead of Biden visit to East Palestine
"[Norfolk Southern] continues to oppose this rail safety bill," Brown said in an interview.
House Ethics panel drops probe of Jamaal Bowman over fire alarm
In the immediate aftermath, Bowman claimed the incident was a mistake and that he thought pulling the alarm would open the doors.
East Palestine residents’ distrust grows in year since derailment
A splitting headache followed, and she noticed a sweet plastic smell, "like a subtle, flowery Lysol that’s sickening," she said in an interview.
Alaska Airlines investigation would halt in shutdown, NTSB says
The hope is that the measure would then have time to be acted upon on the House.
House members seek study on state readiness for quick elections
The eight lawmakers sent the GAO a letter on Dec. 8 that said the information would further inform Congress’ work to "prepare for the continuity of government and operations during an emergency."
What a long strange trip it’s been for Rep. Wiley Nickel
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You outed yourself as a Deadhead this month by giving a tribute to the Grateful Dead on the House floor.
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Ideological, regional diversity hallmarks of tax panel’s frosh
This is the second in a two-part series about new Ways and Means Committee members. The first is here.
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Fighting at Ukraine nuclear plant highlights risks of US export policies
Sokolski, who served in the Pentagon during the George H.W.
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In partisan year, some Democrats stress work with Trump, GOP
Gonzales rates the race as Likely Democratic. “This is not an endorsement of Donald Trump,” Hayes said in an interview.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid dies at 82
He retired from Senate service in January 2017, at the end of the 114th Congress, after serving as the chamber’s Democratic leader for over a decade.
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Take Five: Ben Ray Luján
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: I hear that you’re an avid mountain biker. What was your gnarliest crash?
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Congress unleashes service dogs for veterans with PTSD
The reminders of the mines, sometimes in the form of children with missing limbs, could be seen on the base. The deployment left Wohlfeld permanently disabled and suffering from PTSD.