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The attorney general has failed to turn over subpoenaed recordings of Biden’s interview with special counsel Hur to two House committees.
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House Appropriators Release Top-Line Figures for 2025 Government Funding
The total is almost $1.61 billion in defense and non-defense spending.
Republican Bill Seeks to Repeal 90-Year-Old Federal Gun Tax
The Depression-era tax was meant to discourage Americans from buying certain weapons.
Bill Hits Rare Minimum Threshold of Support to Force Vote on House Floor
The House will be forced to vote on a bill that would give federal tax relief to victims of natural disasters.
House Freedom Caucus Members Rail Against Trump New York Trial
Gaetz called the case ’the Mr. Potato Head doll of crimes where they had to stick together a bunch of things that did not belong together.’
GOP Lawmakers Propose Bill to Boost US Drone Industry, Hike Tariffs on Chinese Drones
‘The United States should not be reliant on Communist China for drones that are critical to our nation’s first responder operations,’ Rep. Rob Wittman said.
Biden Moves to Block House GOP From Getting Interview Tapes With Special Counsel
The move comes just hours before the two House panels are set to begin drafting a resolution to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt.
$33 Million ‘Reprogrammed’ From Projects for Baltimore Harbor Disaster
Florida House reps grill Army Corps of Engineers commander over diverting funds for Jacksonville project to deal with the bridge-ship crash in Maryland.
