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Some Republicans inch closer to Trump impeachment after Mulvaney comments
John Kasich said Friday that he is “across the Rubicon” and Trump should be impeached.
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Impeachment news roundup: Oct. 18
“It should be suspended for what it is preventing from happening: doing the people’s work, including funding our troops,” McCarthy said.
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House Democrats sharpen counterattacks to Republican impeachment process complaints
“Now, I should tell you, notwithstanding those good and sound reasons, at each of these committee interviews and depositions and when we get to open hearings — and we will get to open hearings —
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Hoyer: Democrats not using inherent contempt, hope to conclude impeachment inquiry this year
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer on Wednesday ruled out Democrats using inherent contempt to enforce subpoenas and became the most senior Democrat to say the chamber should wrap up its impeachment inquiry
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Senate floor debate beckons amid spending bill impasse
A two-week October recess came and went without any sign of progress on reconciling competing House and Senate spending allocations for all 12 bills. Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
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Impeachment news roundup: Oct. 16
If the appeals court doesn’t immediately issue a mandate, it should at least shorten the time for an appeal to a week, the committee said. Attorneys for Trump oppose that request and plan to fight it.
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Rise of fintech weakens law to prevent lending discrimination
Van Tol agrees that banks with different business models should be able to use different methods for defining assessment areas.
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Charleston mass murderer got his gun because of background check gaps, internal report shows
Dylann Roof got the pistol he used to kill nine people in a historic black church in South Carolina without a completed background check because of gaps in FBI databases, legal restrictions on how long
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Democrats face consequences of skipping floor impeachment vote
House Democrats gave themselves political wiggle room when they launched their impeachment inquiry without holding a floor vote, but that procedural strategy also left room for the White House and a federal
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Virginia GOP representatives’ town hall heavy on policy, light on impeachment
investigation the Judiciary Democrats started earlier this year into various allegations against the president was “impeachment under the guise of oversight,” the impeachment inquiry is not formalized without
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Supreme Court term to be punctuated by presidential politics
[‘A court without a middle’: Supreme Court term signals changes ahead] David Cole, the national legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the Supreme Court seems to have done
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More non-Spanish speaking migrants are crossing the border
“They have found it interferes with their ability to run their courtroom the way that they should be. It’s very, very problematic,” Tabaddor said.
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Staff security clearances may vex House Intelligence members
[jwp-video n=”1″] The question of whether lawmakers serving on the House Intelligence Committee should each have at least one staff member with a TS/SCI clearance to assist the members with highly
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Air ambulance services face scrutiny over surprise billing issues
“Getting this wrong could be disastrous for patients who we transport, and it’s just too risky to rush, and it’s too risky to do without good third-party data,” Eastlee said.
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McCarthy push for House to vote against impeachment is tabled again
[‘There is no rush to judgment’: Pelosi says no deadline for impeachment inquiry conclusion] McCarthy argued repeatedly this week that the full House should vote on whether or not to move ahead
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NIH could do more to address foreign threats, reports say
The National Institutes of Health should do more to ensure that investigators and grant reviewers aren’t susceptible to foreign influence, according to a trio of reports from the Health and Human Services
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Intel chief calls whistleblower complaint ‘unprecedented’
Sewell and Schiff, assured the committee that the whistleblower would be able to appear before the committee without fear of retaliation or political pressure from the White House.
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Bush-era torture memos cast doubt on human rights nominee’s approval
[jwp-video n=”1″] In a subsequent April 2003 memo to Rumsfeld, titled “Interrogation Methods for Gitmo,” Billingslea sought to persuade the secretary that he should approve 11 additional interrogation
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2020 hopefuls ditch Senate vote to end border emergency in favor of trail
The Senate voted Wednesday to end the national emergency declaration on the southern border but without sufficient votes to override an all-but-inevitable presidential veto.
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Pelosi announces formal impeachment inquiry, but leaves some questions
Elissa Slotkin, one of the moderates newly embracing proceedings, said she thinks the caucus should singularly focus on the Ukraine allegations, which are easier for the public to understand than some