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House panel to vote on subpoena powers for Grijalva
Attendance has been a problem for the panel this Congress. Republicans adjourned a hearing in February 2019 when only two Democrats showed.
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Mnuchin defends Treasury tax law implementation
That’s largely a result of regulations regarding the 2017 law’s changes in international tax rules at the Treasury Department. Wyden said that he and Sen.
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Grijalva gets broadened subpoena power over GOP objections
It’s just anti-Trump?” he asked. “This Congress has been divided and continues to be divided and nobody wants to work together.”
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House GOP makes Meadows and Jordan promotions official
The House Republican Conference rules require Collins to step down from his post while seeking higher office.
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No longer GOP pariahs, Freedom Caucus members earn top committee slots
Meadows is retiring at the end of the Congress, meaning he’ll only serve as Oversight ranking member for a maximum of 10 months.
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Puerto Rico aid package passes House over GOP objections
“Until we answer some questions, the administration’s not going to sign it,” said House Rules Committee ranking member Tom Cole, R-Okla., adding he doubts the Senate is going to take it up.
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Impeachment news roundup: Feb. 3
He said that the House Democrats were not playing by their own rules. “You didn’t follow the rules. You should have,” Starr said. “It’s playing by the rules.
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Impeachment trial endgame: Republicans hope for Friday vote to acquit Trump
The House has charged Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. The Senate will vote separately on each article, deciding whether to convict or acquit Trump.
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House earmarks decision likely next week, Lowey says
Making a decision next week would set the stage for the beginning of the annual appropriations process, which is slated to kick off Feb. 10 when President Donald Trump sends his fiscal 2021 budget
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 30
I think it reflects poorly on us,” Schiff said, referring to Congress’ handling of impeachment and Senate Republicans’ refusal to call new relevant witnesses. Sen.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 29
The motion is consistent with Senate rules preserves the right of a majority of senators to override any decisions the justice makes, Van Hollen said.
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Shelby skeptical of nascent House discussions on earmarks
Members of both parties have pushed to bring back earmarks since House Republicans wrote a ban into their conference rules in 2011.
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Impeachment trial, like much of Trump’s presidency, is unprecedented
The lingering uncertainty fuels the political pressure on the Senate and sparks debate among legal professors and Senate rules experts.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 28
Another eight hours will occur Thursday, with the same ground rules. Chief Justice John G.
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Trump campaign to deploy Cabinet secretaries, lawmakers, allies to Iowa
“On the one hand, it’s not surprising because this White House really hasn’t been following the ethics rules,” he added, “but it’s so brazen and outrageous that there’s got to be some accountability
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House members considering ending ban on earmarks
House appropriators are considering lifting a nearly 10-year ban on congressionally directed spending, known as earmarks.
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Lowey to discuss earmarks with freshman, at-risk Democrats
Jason Crow, a freshman from Colorado who’s now serving as one of Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s seven impeachment managers, is on the list, as are veteran lawmakers from Trump districts such as Tom O’Halleran,
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 24
1:55 p.m. | Final day: House impeachment managers on Friday launched their third and final day of arguments to remove President Donald Trump from office by focusing on a delayed military aid package
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 22
The name he was looking for was Jay Sekulow, a lawyer on the Trump defense team.
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Impeachment comes with its own rules — or lack thereof — on standard of proof
What is the standard of proof senators will apply to the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump? It depends on whom you ask.