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White House Backs Eric Garcetti, Says He's Qualified For India Envoy Post
White House has stood behind Eric Garcetti asserting he is qualified to serve as US Ambassador to India, even as a Congressional committee vote on his nomination was postponed till March 8 after a Republican Senator placed a hold on his nomination
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US Capitol Riot Panel To Vote On Pursuing Trump Criminal Charges: Report
The political news site said a congressional subcommittee that has been evaluating potential criminal referrals stemming from the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot would recommend at least three charges for Trump.
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Republican "Red Wave" Hopes Fizzle In US Midterm Vote
President Joe Biden's agenda hung in the balance early Wednesday as a predicted Republican wave failed to materialize in congressional elections fought against a backdrop of stubbornly high inflation and fears for US democracy.
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US Senator Campaigns to Pass Antitrust Bill Against Big Tech as Time Runs Short
A US congressional leader on antitrust, Senator Amy Klobuchar, called for Congress to pass a bill to rein in Big Tech. The senator earlier said she has the 60 votes required to pass the measure.
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US Lawmakers Probe Trump Pressure On States To Flip Vote
Arizona's top lawmaker testified Tuesday about the intense pressure Donald Trump piled on him to overturn the 2020 election, as congressional hearings into the former president's bid to cling to power after his defeat entered a third week.
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Donald Trump's Top Aide Held In Contempt For Defying Capitol Riot Probe
US lawmakers voted Tuesday to recommend criminal contempt charges against Donald Trump's former top aide Mark Meadows for refusing to testify before the congressional panel investigating the January 6 assault on the Capitol.
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Voting Change Sought By Jair Bolsonaro Defeated In Brazil Congress
A Brazilian congressional committee on Thursday voted against a constitutional amendment to adopt printed ballots, in a major defeat for far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
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"3 Martini Lunch" Deduction, $600 Per Adult: What's In US' Covid Package
US congressional leaders said on Sunday they had reached agreement on a $900 billion package to provide the first new aid in months to an economy hammered by the novel coronavirus pandemic, with votes likely on Monday.
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Record Number Of Women To Serve In The Next US Congress
A record number of women are slated to serve in the next Congress, as enough female candidates have secured victories this week, while the vote counting for many congressional races continues.
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Trump Signs Memo Ordering Voting Districts To Exclude Illegall Immigrants
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a memorandum that would prevent migrants who are in the United States illegally from being counted when U.S. congressional voting districts are redrawn in the next round of redistricting.
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Trump Aims To Exclude Illegal Migrants While Redrawing US Voting Maps
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order on Tuesday that aims to prevent migrants who are in the United States illegally from being counted when U.S. congressional voting districts are redrawn in the next round of redistricting.
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US Lawmakers Vote By Proxy In Historic First Amid Coronavirus Crisis
US lawmakers cast proxy votes for the first time ever on Wednesday, in a contentious coronavirus-era procedure that has drawn sustained criticism from congressional Republicans.
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US Lawmakers Divided, To Vote On Preventing Trump From Waging War In Iran
Trump administration officials failed to convince Democratic US lawmakers, and some Republicans, on Wednesday that an imminent threat had justified the killing of a top Iranian military commander, and congressional Democrats scheduled a vote on legislation to rein in the president's ability to wage war.
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Debate To Impeach Donald Trump For Abuse Of Power Begins In US House
US President Donald Trump faced his ultimate political crisis Wednesday in a historic congressional vote to impeach him for abuse of office, forever staining the billionaire's record and supercharging the nation's divides.
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US House Of Representatives Votes On Donald Trump's Impeachment
The US House of Representatives is set to take a momentous and deeply polarizing vote on Wednesday when it is likely to impeach President Donald Trump on charges of abusing his office and obstructing a congressional probe.
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White House Backs Eric Garcetti, Says He's Qualified For India Envoy Post
White House has stood behind Eric Garcetti asserting he is qualified to serve as US Ambassador to India, even as a Congressional committee vote on his nomination was postponed till March 8 after a Republican Senator placed a hold on his nomination
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US Capitol Riot Panel To Vote On Pursuing Trump Criminal Charges: Report
The political news site said a congressional subcommittee that has been evaluating potential criminal referrals stemming from the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot would recommend at least three charges for Trump.
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Republican "Red Wave" Hopes Fizzle In US Midterm Vote
President Joe Biden's agenda hung in the balance early Wednesday as a predicted Republican wave failed to materialize in congressional elections fought against a backdrop of stubbornly high inflation and fears for US democracy.
-
US Senator Campaigns to Pass Antitrust Bill Against Big Tech as Time Runs Short
A US congressional leader on antitrust, Senator Amy Klobuchar, called for Congress to pass a bill to rein in Big Tech. The senator earlier said she has the 60 votes required to pass the measure.
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US Lawmakers Probe Trump Pressure On States To Flip Vote
Arizona's top lawmaker testified Tuesday about the intense pressure Donald Trump piled on him to overturn the 2020 election, as congressional hearings into the former president's bid to cling to power after his defeat entered a third week.
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Donald Trump's Top Aide Held In Contempt For Defying Capitol Riot Probe
US lawmakers voted Tuesday to recommend criminal contempt charges against Donald Trump's former top aide Mark Meadows for refusing to testify before the congressional panel investigating the January 6 assault on the Capitol.
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Voting Change Sought By Jair Bolsonaro Defeated In Brazil Congress
A Brazilian congressional committee on Thursday voted against a constitutional amendment to adopt printed ballots, in a major defeat for far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
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"3 Martini Lunch" Deduction, $600 Per Adult: What's In US' Covid Package
US congressional leaders said on Sunday they had reached agreement on a $900 billion package to provide the first new aid in months to an economy hammered by the novel coronavirus pandemic, with votes likely on Monday.
-
Record Number Of Women To Serve In The Next US Congress
A record number of women are slated to serve in the next Congress, as enough female candidates have secured victories this week, while the vote counting for many congressional races continues.
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Trump Signs Memo Ordering Voting Districts To Exclude Illegall Immigrants
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a memorandum that would prevent migrants who are in the United States illegally from being counted when U.S. congressional voting districts are redrawn in the next round of redistricting.
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Trump Aims To Exclude Illegal Migrants While Redrawing US Voting Maps
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order on Tuesday that aims to prevent migrants who are in the United States illegally from being counted when U.S. congressional voting districts are redrawn in the next round of redistricting.
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US Lawmakers Vote By Proxy In Historic First Amid Coronavirus Crisis
US lawmakers cast proxy votes for the first time ever on Wednesday, in a contentious coronavirus-era procedure that has drawn sustained criticism from congressional Republicans.
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US Lawmakers Divided, To Vote On Preventing Trump From Waging War In Iran
Trump administration officials failed to convince Democratic US lawmakers, and some Republicans, on Wednesday that an imminent threat had justified the killing of a top Iranian military commander, and congressional Democrats scheduled a vote on legislation to rein in the president's ability to wage war.
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Debate To Impeach Donald Trump For Abuse Of Power Begins In US House
US President Donald Trump faced his ultimate political crisis Wednesday in a historic congressional vote to impeach him for abuse of office, forever staining the billionaire's record and supercharging the nation's divides.
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US House Of Representatives Votes On Donald Trump's Impeachment
The US House of Representatives is set to take a momentous and deeply polarizing vote on Wednesday when it is likely to impeach President Donald Trump on charges of abusing his office and obstructing a congressional probe.
