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Debt Default, Shutdown Deals Led To Kevin McCarthy's Ouster As US Speaker
Republican Kevin McCarthy rode the tiger of far-right US politics led by Donald Trump to achieve his dream of becoming House speaker early this year. Then on Tuesday, the tiger turned and ate him.
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US House Panel Critical of Twitter Privacy Investigation to Question FTC Chair at Hearing
US Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan is set to testify on July 13 before the House Judiciary Committee led by Republicans who have sharply criticized her leadership of the antitrust enforcement agency, the committee and commission confirmed on Friday.
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Hillary Clinton Leads Donald Trump By 5 Points In White House Race: Poll
Democrat Hillary Clinton led Republican Donald Trump by more than 5 percentage points in the Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll released on Friday, little changed in weeks as the US presidential campaign wobbles into the heart of summer.
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Marco Rubio Wins Puerto Rico Primary: Report
Florida Senator Marco Rubio has won the Republican primary election in Puerto Rico, US television projections said on Sunday, in a White House race otherwise led by billionaire Donald Trump.
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US Lawmaker to Launch Investigation of Hillary Clinton Emails
The top Republican in the US House of Representatives is expected to announce an investigation this week into Hillary Clinton's use of email when she led the State Department, ABC News reported on Sunday.
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Republicans Face Fown Tea Party Rests in US Primaries
Mainstream US Republicans led by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell defeated Tea Party challengers in key primaries on Tuesday, setting the stage for their bid to regain full control of Congress in November.
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Why US politicians are locked in standoff even as shutdown begins
While a shutdown could hurt the Republican Party's ability to win the Senate next year or take the White House in 2016, that's not the concern of party members in the House, who led the push to pair continued government funding with measures that would delay President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
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Debt Default, Shutdown Deals Led To Kevin McCarthy's Ouster As US Speaker
Republican Kevin McCarthy rode the tiger of far-right US politics led by Donald Trump to achieve his dream of becoming House speaker early this year. Then on Tuesday, the tiger turned and ate him.
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US House Panel Critical of Twitter Privacy Investigation to Question FTC Chair at Hearing
US Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan is set to testify on July 13 before the House Judiciary Committee led by Republicans who have sharply criticized her leadership of the antitrust enforcement agency, the committee and commission confirmed on Friday.
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Hillary Clinton Leads Donald Trump By 5 Points In White House Race: Poll
Democrat Hillary Clinton led Republican Donald Trump by more than 5 percentage points in the Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll released on Friday, little changed in weeks as the US presidential campaign wobbles into the heart of summer.
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Marco Rubio Wins Puerto Rico Primary: Report
Florida Senator Marco Rubio has won the Republican primary election in Puerto Rico, US television projections said on Sunday, in a White House race otherwise led by billionaire Donald Trump.
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US Lawmaker to Launch Investigation of Hillary Clinton Emails
The top Republican in the US House of Representatives is expected to announce an investigation this week into Hillary Clinton's use of email when she led the State Department, ABC News reported on Sunday.
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Republicans Face Fown Tea Party Rests in US Primaries
Mainstream US Republicans led by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell defeated Tea Party challengers in key primaries on Tuesday, setting the stage for their bid to regain full control of Congress in November.
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Why US politicians are locked in standoff even as shutdown begins
While a shutdown could hurt the Republican Party's ability to win the Senate next year or take the White House in 2016, that's not the concern of party members in the House, who led the push to pair continued government funding with measures that would delay President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
