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Email dump could slow EPA confirmation fight
The White House on Wednesday formally sent Wheeler’s nomination to the Senate, triggering the start of the process.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Can Doug Jones win a full term in Alabama?
The top race handicappers are split on Jones’s re-election prospects. Inside Elections with Nathan L.
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats could sue if Trump declares national emergency over wall, Hoyer says
Democrats do not want to provide any funding toward a wall, and the most they’ve offered is re-upping the $1.3 billion provided in fencing in fiscal 2018 for the current fiscal year.
Congress · 116th Congress
Why the shutdown is a good thing for House Democrats
This bill will then go to the Senate where it has already been passed with overwhelmingly bipartisan support.”
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Shutdown Day 17: White House, Dems disagree on definition of ‘negotiating’
“The Democratic leadership in the House and Senate informed us there’d be no negotiation until the federal government was open,” Pence said in his ceremonial office across the street from the White
Congress · 115th Congress
The Other North Korean Threat: Chemical and Biological Weapons
A re-release of that scourge into the world would be “a global catastrophe,” Weber says. “It would spread like wildfire.”
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Trump Taps McConnell Brother-in-Law, Big GOP Donor, for Labor Post
Just ask one of President Donald Trump’s latest executive branch nominees, who is married to the sister of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, who’s married to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
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Lawmakers Want Trump’s Tax Returns, but Won’t Release Their Own
It identified an additional 43 lawmakers in the House and the Senate who had released returns or allowed reporters to review them.
Congress · 115th Congress
Predatory Behavior: The Dark Side of Capitol Hill
Capitol Police while only 12 percent of the requests came from the House, and 5 percent from the Senate.