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‘The concern is looking forward’ regarding Jan. 6

After Nixon fessed up, Wiggins abruptly changed his stance and decided Nixon should be impeached on, at least, the obstruction of justice charge.  “Because of that, Mr.

Congress · 117th Congress

Trump appeals case challenging Jan. 6 committee to Supreme Court

Trump’s lawyers told the justices that they should block the transfer and agree to hear the former president’s appeal to give them a chance to make a reasoned decision before the release of information

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Congress extends deadline to replace Pentagon oversight reports

accompanying its version of the NDAA, which never passed the Senate because of an unrelated dispute over amendments, reveals that senators back the new system but do not want to jettison the current one without

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Judge rules House committee can get Trump’s tax returns

McFadden also rejected arguments from Trump that Neal’s request was done as part of law enforcement, or that the 1976 law is unconstitutional, or that an ongoing audit of his tax returns should prevent

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Appeals court questions scope of House request for Trump records

Circuit has to consider a new test the Supreme Court laid out last year for when Congress can subpoena personal financial records of a president for a legislative purpose without implicating separation-of-powers

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Medicare cuts scare helps put debt limit bill on fast track

In last week’s case, the pairing was a one-time change in the Senate rules that would allow Democrats to increase the debt ceiling without needing GOP votes to overcome a filibuster and provisions

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Appeals court sides with House on access to White House records

A three-judge panel unanimously found that Trump had “provided no basis” for the courts to override President Joe Biden’s judgment that executive privilege should not be asserted on those documents

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House leaders reject tying debt limit to defense bill

GOP leaders have argued that since Democrats have used the reconciliation process to enact spending without Republican votes, they should use the same process to increase the debt limit on their