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Meet the lawmakers who bucked their parties on vote to limit Trump’s war powers
Khanna’s amendment barred federal funds from being used for the use of military force against Iran without congressional approval.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Citizenship question hangs over census preparations, panel told
“This is the census we are talking about, trying to determine the population of the United States and anything that takes away from that should not be part of the mission,” Yang said.
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Roberts would hold the gavel, but not the power, at Trump impeachment trial
Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, had made a motion that House impeachment managers who were presenting their case against Clinton should not refer to the senators as “jurors,” as Sen.
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Trump Iran address comes as congressional plans on War Powers in flux
Ro Khanna to prohibit funding for offensive military force in or against Iran without congressional authorization and a measure from Lee repealing the 2002 Authorization for Use of Military Force.
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Impeachment trial could sideline Iran war powers debate
“Every member of Congress should vote and then be accountable for the question of whether another war in the Middle East is a good idea,” Kaine said in a Monday floor speech.
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Road ahead: House to debate Iran war powers as impeachment articles hold continues
The Senate’s rules don’t allow the body to hold a trial without the articles, the Kentucky Republican said in a tweet Monday.
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Political fallout from Soleimani could be biggest for Senate
[jwp-video n=”1″] Nothing matters, until proven otherwise The media tends to treat every news event as a game-changer, when there should be the opposite instinct.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 6
If Speaker Pelosi is afraid to try her case, the articles should be dismissed for failure to prosecute and Congress should get back to doing the people’s business,” Hawley said in a statement.
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House counsel warns of ‘gun battle’ in fight for Trump info
in which a court ordered the DOJ to release grand jury information to Congress, and that the Justice Department couldn’t tell them today whether the Justice Department would turn the information over without
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Impeachment standoff and Iran escalation dominate start of 2020 session
Schumer, D-N.Y., said that “no one should shed a tear” over the death of the commander of Iran’s elite Quds Force, but aired his dissatisfaction with the lack of specific authorization or notification
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 19
Schumer said a trial without all of the evidence and relevant witnesses providing testimony to the Senate would be tantamount to “a cover-up.”
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North Carolina’s Mark Meadows won’t run for reelection
“I strongly support term limits and even though I didn’t run on a term limit pledge, my support of term limit legislation would suggest that four terms should be enough,” he said.
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Extending Medicaid after childbirth could reduce maternal deaths
But Medicaid pregnancy coverage, which pays for nearly half of all births in the United States, expires 60 days after childbirth, leaving many women without health insurance at one of the most vulnerable
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 18
It should be about, you think this is right, you do it. That’s the way this should operate.”
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 17
“The reason why I know we’ll stay united is because the facts are on our side … the process has been failed, [Democrats] picked a timeline and they stuck to their timeline without having any facts for
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What to expect as Trump impeachment debate hits the House floor
Republicans will dispute Democrats’ claims about the facts, saying Trump sought to investigate corruption and he released the military aid and met with Ukraine’s new president, although not at the White House, without
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 16
representatives on immunity case: Fourteen former Republican members of Congress signed onto a court brief Monday to back congressional investigative power and argue that former White House Counsel Don McGahn should
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Nadler pushes votes on impeachment articles to Friday morning
Nadler defended the obstruction article, saying that Trump’s decision to not recognize Congress’ authority of impeachment by barring witnesses and collection of documents and testimony, without asserting
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Powerful patrons duel over California projects in final spending package
the House are pushing for their own home-state projects in this year’s final spending bills — a spectacular park overlooking San Francisco Bay and a dam across the largest reservoir in California — but without
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In scrutinizing IG report on FBI, senators differ on what’s important
Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, that the only disagreement he and Durham had was on the question of whether the FBI should have launched a preliminary investigation