Articles tagged with #government
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Trump Ally Troy Nehls Joins Growing Group of Lawmakers Retiring from Congress
Troy Nehls, a Republican congressman from Texas, has announced his decision to retire from Congress at the end of his current term. This move comes as part of a growing trend of lawmakers opting out of re-election, with several key seats up for grabs in the upcoming elections. Reasons Behind the Tre...
Senate Committee Vows ‘vigorous Oversight’ in Killing of Boat Strike Survivors
The Senate committee on Transportation and Safety has announced its intention to conduct a thorough investigation into the killing of survivors from a recent boat strike. The incident, which occurred off the coast of Florida, has left several people dead and many more injured. The committee's chair,...
Trump Claims Biden's Autopen Signatures Are 'cancelling' Actions
The controversy surrounding President Joe Biden's use of an autopen has been ongoing for months, with some critics questioning the legitimacy of documents signed using the machine. Former President Donald Trump has now joined the fray, claiming that the autopen is 'cancelling' actions signed with it...
Dc Police May Pair Up with National Guard Members After Shooting Near White House
The shooting near the White House has brought about a heightened sense of unease in the nation's capital, prompting local authorities to explore ways to enhance security measures in the area. According to reports, a National Guardsman was injured in the incident, which has led to an increased presen...
Stephen A. Smith Unleashes on Sen. Mark Kelly Over Democrats' ‘illegal Orders’ Video
Stephen A. Smith, a prominent sports commentator and TV personality, has been making headlines after unleashing his fury on Sen. Mark Kelly over a recent video released by Democrats. The video, which has been widely shared on social media, shows Democratic lawmakers accusing the Biden administration...
Budget 2025 Live: Ordinary People Will Pay 'a Little Bit More', Says Reeves
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has unveiled the Budget 2025, which has been met with mixed reactions from the public. According to Reeves, the Budget will require ordinary people to pay "a little bit more" due to the increased tax burden. The announcement has sparked concerns among ...
Education Department's Money Distribution Plan Fails to Deliver
The US Department of Education has been at the center of controversy after giving another agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, power to distribute its funds. The move was intended to streamline the process and increase efficiency, but it has instead led to a lack of transparency and ...
House Democrats Rebuke One of Their Own with Republican Support
The House of Representatives has seen its fair share of contentious votes, but a recent action has taken many by surprise. A group of two dozen House Democrats, along with most Republicans, voted to rebuke one of their own members. The vote, which was held behind closed doors, passed with a signific...
Matt Gaetz
Rep. Matt Gaetz, a prominent figure in the Republican Party, is facing intense scrutiny over fresh allegations of misconduct. The investigation, which began in March, has seen the involvement of the Justice Department and the FBI. The probe centers on Gaetz's relationship with a 17-year-old girl, wi...