The two senators from Massachusetts have urged their colleagues to “join us in demanding that any new COVID-relief proposal includes $1,200 direct payment to adults and $500 to their children.”
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Judge Rebecca Goodgame Ebinger, Southern Iowa U.S. District Court
Legislators and state officials cannot bar protesters from entering the Capitol grounds, a U.S. District Court in Iowa ruled.
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Ryan McCarthy, Secretary of the Army
The Army Secretary has announced results of an investigation into a pattern of violence at the Fort Hood Army Post in Killeen, Texas.
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John Ratcliffe, Director of National Intelligence
It is rare for the head of the U.S. intelligence community to make public statements about a rival power, but DNI John Ratcliffe is embarking on a wide exposure of the security threat from China.
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Marco Rubio, U.S. Senator from Florida
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida expressed consternation that the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s disinformation is so well tolerated by Twitter and other social media platforms.
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Judge Alison Nathan, Southern New York U.S. District Court
District Judge Alison Nathan ruled, newly detained immigrants must appear before a judge within 10 days, rather than the weeks or months they have sometimes had to endure in recent years.
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Kenneth Braithwaite, Secretary of the Navy
Russia has re-militarized the Arctic according to Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite.
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Robert O’Brien, National Security Advisor
President Trump’s National Security Advisor has vowed that the U.S. will support the Philippines and Vietnam in the South China Sea.
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Carolyn Maloney, U.S. Representative for New York
Legislation to deter the use of shell companies has been kept alive thanks in large part to Representative Carolyn Maloney of New York, a member of the House Financial Services Committee, who has continued to introduce similar bills for years.
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Judge Jon S. Tigar, Northern California U.S. District Court
A federal judge in California ruled that the state’s ban on “offensive” vanity license plates is unconstitutional and in violation of the First Amendment.
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