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Lawmakers seek to tighten gun background checks
“My bill will help in that effort by ensuring people who should not have a firearm don’t get a firearm because of a bureaucratic lapse.”
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When a majority is not enough to get a bill passed
Without adequate treatment, the disease can cause infections and potential disability.
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As Congress stalls on data privacy, Big Tech tangles with states
The groups are also working to ensure that one or more states don’t add a new standard, such as New York, which is considering whether companies should have a fiduciary duty to safeguard users’ data.
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GOP senators skeptical of Fed nominee Shelton after hearing
“Your views should be mainstream,” he said. “If you were on the Fed, how would you work with the other members? Could you work with them on the goal of price stability and full employment?
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Without a budget, how will Democrats communicate their fiscal priorities?
But as a member of the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition, Cuellar said Democrats “definitely” should do more to tackle the deficit.
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Investors push companies to make business case on abortion
Wade that protected a woman’s right to an abortion without excessive government interference.
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House action on Equal Rights Amendment sets up legal fights
After languishing for decades without much action, the constitutional amendment and hot-button cultural wedge issue from the 1970s is back.
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GOP senators want to confirm more judges. That could mean working with Democrats
“Without them, and without their willingness to stay on, we would be in deep water,” said Chief District Judge Ricardo Martinez.
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Senate Republicans promote anti-abortion message
“But I really do hope, and quite frankly I expect, that we should be able to unite around the premise that every baby born alive should be provided with the same standard of care without regard to whether
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House revives debate over regulation of autonomous vehicles
“Safety and deployment must come hand in hand — we cannot have one without the other,” Pallone said.
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Pelosi defends ripping Trump’s speech as message to American people about SOTU falsehoods
Asked if she would be reluctant to invite Trump back for another address to Congress should he win reelection, Pelosi did not want to envision that scenario.
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Senate votes to acquit Trump on both impeachment charges
I believe that the Constitution clearly provides that the people should make that decision in the presidential election that began on Monday in Iowa.”
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Out of the impeachment, into the fallout
But the storm dissipated in the Senate just as the presidential election season began in earnest, without blowing down Trump’s steady approval ratings among Republican voters.
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Majority of election sites in battleground states lack validation, McAfee finds
In Iowa, 88.9 percent operate without .gov, while 90 percent of New Hampshire sites lack one.
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State of the Union: Democrats, Republicans brace for a hostile Trump
As opposed to some of the other things that I hope we should focus on,” the Florida Republican said.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 31
[jwp-video n=”1″] Alexander said there were several reasons why the president should be dissuaded from committing similar acts in the future.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 30
“I don’t think a trial without witnesses reflects poorly on the chief justice.
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What happens if there’s a tie vote at the impeachment trial? It’s complicated.
Roberts Jr.’s role as presiding officer and a looming question: Does he have the power to decide whether the Senate should hear more witnesses and evidence?
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House votes to curb Trump’s power to attack Iran
The specter of further provocations from Iran has Democrats worried the Trump administration could slide into the country’s third war this century in the Middle East but the first to occur without
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Senators engage in ‘political ventriloquism’ during Trump trial questions
Texas Republican John Cornyn also sought to highlight concerns about more witnesses without litigation, asking: “What are consequences to the presidency, the president’s constitutional role as the