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Surveillance bill sparks chaos in the HouseÂ
On Thursday, the Supreme Court justices heard arguments on whether former President Donald Trump’s involvement in the January 6, 2021, insurrection disqualifies him from appearing on Colorado state ballots, a case that could have implications for all states.
Early last week, the Supreme Court issued an order granting the Biden Administration — namely, Border Patrol agents — permission to cut down the concertina wire barriers that Texas Governor Greg Abbott has been erecting along the Rio Grande River.
Next week in the Senate.
The Supreme Court has set a date to hear arguments on former President Donald Trump’s potential disqualification from presidential election ballots
Setting up for a pivotal showdown.
Something dangerous is unfolding in the Senate right now.
Following our investigation, two senators are demanding answers about how Russian crude oil ended up in the Pentagon’s supply chain.
On Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee finally voted to subpoena Harlan Crow and Leonard Leo, two individuals seemingly at the root of the ethics crisis surrounding the Supreme Court
Honoring tribal nations and Indigenous communitiesÂ
Yet another ethics violation joins the mounting pile
Our testimony in support of stronger whistleblower protections at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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