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Thanks to Mueller, foreign agents come under greater scrutiny
“It’s a statute that is hopelessly vague and imprecise, and that’s really what Congress should be focusing on,” Kelner said.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Mexican official rejects Democratic effort to reopen new NAFTA
[Trump’s border threats complicate trade pact talks] The Mexican position rebuffs efforts by some Democrats and Speaker Nancy Pelosi who said earlier this week that parts of the agreement should
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Dems unlikely to help Cohen get reduced sentence for more information
“If he wants to come forward with materials, that’s his decision — but it would be without any strings attached,” Connolly said.
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Challenging food stamps rule, Rep. Marcia Fudge points to Hill workers
Fudge said the fact that many Capitol Hill employees work each day but remain poor should be sobering for those lawmakers who believe that employment means low-income people no longer need food aid
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More Chinese fentanyl may stay out of the US under a new bipartisan bill
The bill’s sponsors, Oregon Democrat Earl Blumenauer and Oklahoma Republican Markwayne Mullin argue that medical providers should know a patient’s full history.
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An overeager legal strategy may endanger Trump’s energy goals
Much of the administration came into government without much expertise and with plenty of contempt for the career legal staff in Washington, Doremus said.
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Subpoenas won’t spell quick end to Mueller report fight
Mueller III, without redactions. That looks unlikely to happen. Barr responded last week in a letter that he intends to release a redacted version of the report “by mid-April, if not sooner.”
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In prelude to nuclear option, Senate rejects speeding up confirmation of nominees
As 2020 approaches Republicans like Lankford had argued that Democrats running for president in 2020 should embrace the opportunity to make it easier to confirm presidential nominees so they could
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U.K. spy agency criticizes vulnerabilities in Huawei devices
Huawei Technologies, one of the world’s largest telecom companies, cannot be counted on to make equipment without bugs and security gaps, the U.K.’s National Cyber Security Center said last week.
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Democrats balk at Barr’s apparent Mueller report redactions
Nadler doubled down Friday on the April 2 deadline he set earlier this week for Barr to deliver to Congress the “full and complete Mueller report, without redactions, as well as access to the underlying
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Single-payer health care systems are no easier in the states
It goes further] William Hsiao, a Harvard University economics professor who designed Vermont’s original plan, said it’s possible to design a single-payer system without violating federal law.
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GAO says Architect of the Capitol needs workforce management changes
GAO found that without a formal system for collecting information from the jurisdictions about projects and priorities, determining workforce needs for the construction division is an ongoing challenge
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Most Republicans want to see the full Mueller report, new poll finds
Most Republicans think the full Mueller report should be released to the public, a new poll found.
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With Obamacare under siege, Democrats fire back
without the so-called “individual mandate.”
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Democrats look to defend Obamacare with disaster aid amendment
Azar that said the entire health care law should be invalidated after the effective end of the requirement that most people have coverage.
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Democrats accuse Barr of bias in handling Mueller report, but what about Rosenstein?
“Because the obstruction claim is entirely dependent on first finding collusion, Mueller should not be permitted to interrogate the president about obstruction until has enough evidence to establish
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As Democrats press for full Mueller report — all of it — GOP erects barriers
The back and forth on why Mueller’s report hasn’t been released yet [jwp-video n=”1″] Handing the Mueller report to Congress without scrubbing it for information about people whom the special
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A pot banking bill is headed to House markup with bipartisan support
Americans overwhelmingly say Congress should legalize marijuana: 66 percent now support it, including 53 percent of Republicans, according to a Gallup poll in 2018.
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Democratic committee chairmen shift focus to Barr as House investigations forge ahead
They criticized Barr, who came to his decision in consultation with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, for coming to his conclusion about Mueller’s obstruction evidence without ever interviewing
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Caribbean Islands becoming hot spots for Chinese investment
She says Washington should pay more attention to what is discussed at these types of diplomatic forums.