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The Shutdown Is Still Going On. So Are the Political Stunts
No one on Capitol Hill or the White House seems any closer to resolving the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. In an effort to appear busy, however, both sides are...
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We Need More Strong Republican Women in Congress
Madison Gesiotto , Spectator
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‘Indefensible.' Why Republicans Finally Condemned Steve King
For anyone who has paid attention to Rep. Steve King's career, it was hardly shocking that he would be quoted wondering when “white supremacy” became offensive. What happened...
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Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown announces 'dignity of work' tour of 4 key voting states, signaling imminent 2020 presidential bid
Ohio. Sen. Sherrod Brown announced he is embarking on a listening tour of the first key voting states ahead of a potential run for the Democratic presidential nomination in...
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How Wilbur Ross ‘aggressively' tried to alter the 2020 census and ‘conceal' why, according to a federal judge
In a new opinion, a judge accuses Ross of lying to Congress and the public.
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Michigan lawmakers seek new designation for water pollutants
Three members of Congress from Michigan want to make federal funds more readily available to clean up public water supplies contaminated with a group of toxic chemicals. The...
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NC Board of Elections to Harris: Your slow walking, a “substantial source of the prolonged investigation”
As Mark Harris continues his efforts to sue his way into Congress, yesterday was the deadline for legal briefs to the Wake County Superior Court in North Carolina's 9 th...
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No Movement
On Day 25 of the longest government shutdown in United States history, Congress was no closer to resolving the impasse than it was on Day One. Since President Donald Trump...
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Shutdown Stalemate: Republicans And Democrats Yell Into The Void
The only winning move is for Trump and Congress to stop playing this game.
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Senators ask FDA to update rules on certain pot products
SALEM, Ore. - Oregon's two senators on Tuesday urged the head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to update federal regulations to permit interstate commerce of food...
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US Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, announces plans for 2020 presidential race
The U.S. senator is launching an exploratory committee just days before she heads to the critical state of Iowa. Read more ...
Unpaid government workers turn to the community for help
Unpaid government workers get help from local food pantries and jump in the unemployment line Read more ...
IRS recalling nearly 60 percent of its workforce to handle tax refunds...
The IRS is recalling 46,000 workers - nearly 60 percent of its workforce - from furlough to handle tax refunds without pay. Read more ...
AG nominee William Barr says Mueller probe must be allowed to finish
President Donald Trump's attorney general nominee, William Barr, says he would not interfere with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation - and wouldn't be "bullied... Read more ...
Gillette's new ad receiving backlash for challenging toxic masculinity
The ad is asking men to hold other men accountable for their actions. Read more ...
College basketball upset leads to $150,000 donation to Boys & Girls Clubs
A business owner posted on Facebook before the game that he would make the donation if the Syracuse Orange defeated No. 1-ranked Duke. Read more ...
Government shutdown brings 'uncharted territory' for Super Bowl, planners say
A day after travelers waited nearly 90 minutes in snail-speed security lines at the world's busiest airport, Atlanta's mayor is concerned about the waits that could result when... Read more ...
Large ice disk rotating slowly in Presumpscot River
A large ice disk has formed in a river in Maine and is slowly rotating. Read more ...
After catching 5 times as many migrants off the West Coast in 2018, Coast...
The Coast Guard is the only military branch to work without pay during the government shutdown. If the shutdown continues, the service's 50,000 retirees will miss their... Read more ...
Wait Times Normal At Most Airports, TSA Says, As More Agents Call Out Sick
Government workers, including TSA agents, missed their first paycheck of the year last Friday, as a result of the country's longest partial government shutdown. Read more ...