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Republican Talk of Changing Filibuster to End Shutdown Ebbs
Many Republicans do not want to see the filibuster changed, something that Democrats pursued when President Joe Biden was in the White House.
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US–China Competition Intensifies During Trump’s Asia Trip as Beijing Courts Nations
ASEAN’s 11 members also comprise China’s biggest trading partner, with bilateral trade totaling $771 billion last year.
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Union President Plays Down Strike Risk as Air Traffic Controllers Face No Pay
NATCA’s leader joined Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at LaGuardia for a press conference as air traffic controllers face losing paychecks.
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Senate Committee Seeks Answers from NBA on Gambling Investigations
‘This is a matter of congressional concern,’ wrote Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell.
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DOJ to Review Biden’s Use of Autopen for Pardons
The news follows a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee report on autopen use in the Biden White House.
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Trump Warns He'll Send ‘More Than National Guard’ to US Cities
‘We’re going to have safe cities. We’re not going to have people killed in our cities. And whether people like that or not, that’s what we’re doing,’ he said.
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Government Remains Closed After 13th Vote to Reopen Fails
Democrats refuse to reopen until Republicans come to terms on health care proposals, but GOP leaders say negotiations must be conducted under regular order.
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Trump Says He ‘Would Love to’ Meet With Kim Jong Un on Asia Trip
The U.S. President previously met with the North Korean leader in 2018 and 2019.
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Food Stamps to Be Paused for 42 Million Americans: What to Know
Congress has not approved money to keep benefits flowing to recipients.
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Republican Talk of Changing Filibuster to End Shutdown Ebbs
Many Republicans do not want to see the filibuster changed, something that Democrats pursued when President Joe Biden was in the White House.
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US–China Competition Intensifies During Trump’s Asia Trip as Beijing Courts Nations
ASEAN’s 11 members also comprise China’s biggest trading partner, with bilateral trade totaling $771 billion last year.
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Union President Plays Down Strike Risk as Air Traffic Controllers Face No Pay
NATCA’s leader joined Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at LaGuardia for a press conference as air traffic controllers face losing paychecks.
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Senate Committee Seeks Answers from NBA on Gambling Investigations
‘This is a matter of congressional concern,’ wrote Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell.
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DOJ to Review Biden’s Use of Autopen for Pardons
The news follows a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee report on autopen use in the Biden White House.
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Trump Warns He'll Send ‘More Than National Guard’ to US Cities
‘We’re going to have safe cities. We’re not going to have people killed in our cities. And whether people like that or not, that’s what we’re doing,’ he said.
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Government Remains Closed After 13th Vote to Reopen Fails
Democrats refuse to reopen until Republicans come to terms on health care proposals, but GOP leaders say negotiations must be conducted under regular order.
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Trump Says He ‘Would Love to’ Meet With Kim Jong Un on Asia Trip
The U.S. President previously met with the North Korean leader in 2018 and 2019.
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Food Stamps to Be Paused for 42 Million Americans: What to Know
Congress has not approved money to keep benefits flowing to recipients.
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