Representative Roy Introduces Religious Protections to Marriage Bill

Amendment is similar to Senator Lee’s that did not pass in the Senate.  Representative Chip Roy of Texas introduced an amendment to the Respect for Marriage Act on…

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Another Appellate Court Blocks Student Loan Forgiveness

Executive branch program said to exceed congressional delegation of legislative power. The Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has upheld a U.S. District Court ruling that blocked President Biden’s…

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Treasury Secretary Promotes Cryptocurrency Regulation

She expresses skepticism about the digital asset industry. The collapse of a cryptocurrency exchange known as FTX has been called a “Lehman moment” by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.…

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Virginia Congressman Succumbs to Cancer

Representative McEachin was just reelected to a fourth term. Representative Donald McEachin of Virginia passed away late Monday after battling cancer for a year. Congressman McEachin, who had just…

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Congress Urged to Avert Rail Strike

President Biden adds his call for Congress to intervene after 400 organizations sent a letter. The railroad labor negotiation standoff that began in August has had its agreement…

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Legislation Would Block Citizenship for Dependent Illegals

New rule would cut migrant benefits.  Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas proposed a resolution that would prohibit illegal immigrants from becoming citizens if they depend on taxpayer-funded benefits. The…

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Senators Urge Armed Drones for Ukraine

The Pentagon had previously declined the request. A bipartisan group of senators sent a letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin this week urging President Biden’s administration to reconsider…

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Treasury Secretary Delivers Semi-Annual Report to Congress

Reviews foreign trade of goods and services through June 2022. The Department of the Treasury delivered its semiannual macroeconomic report to Congress last week. The report goes over…

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Incoming Legislators Arrive at Capitol

Some House seat races have not yet been decided. The freshman class of the 118th Congress arrived in Washington Sunday for a week of orientation. They met with…

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Many Split Decisions Occur in Midterm Elections

Close races in several states highlight partisan divisions. Tuesday’s midterm election results depict the political chasm in the United States. Tight races in several states remain undecided, and…

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