Congressional Drama: Tensions Reach a Boiling Point

Congress Tension Increases as Lawmakers Get Closer to Confrontations Before Thanksgiving, Congress experienced two intense confrontations in a single day. This isn’t the first incident of aggression among lawmakers. School House Rock never covered the concept of Capitol Hill brawls, but it’s becoming a relevant topic. Just before Thanksgiving, Congress appeared to push boundaries as …

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Discover the 8 most outrageous actions of Congressman George Santos after his election

House Committee planning to expel George Santos from Congress Rep. George Santos is at risk of being expelled from the House of Representatives next week. The House Ethics Committee has released a report detailing damning revelations about Santos’ conduct, including prior lies about his background, and incidents during his time in Congress that have culminated …

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South Texans Take a Stand Against SpaceX: What You Need to Know

A person looks on as SpaceX’s massive Super Heavy-Starship is unstacked from the booster, poised on the launchpad at Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas, on November 16, 2023, ahead of its second test flight now scheduled for November 18. The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorized SpaceX to execute its second launch of Starship after …

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Deadline Looms: Feds Advocate for Warrantless Wiretapping Reauthorization

Hamas militant attacks on Israel on Oct. 7 have impacted the U.S. According to U.S. intelligence officials, these attacks have sharpened the focus on potential threats on American soil. The scenario is exacerbating the urgency of reauthorizing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) which expires on Dec. 31. This section allows the …

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Luz Rivas Announces Campaign to Succeed Tony Cárdenas in Congress

Assemblymember Luz Rivas (D-North Hollywood) announced her congressional run, joining a competitive race to succeed Tony Cárdenas as the representative for California’s San Fernando Valley-based 29th District. Cárdenas told The Times he will not seek reelection in 2024, and will support Rivas as his successor in Washington. Rivas, 49, expressed frustration with the ongoing chaos …

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Unproductive Congress: How it Compares to the Great Depression Era

Amid this Congressional session with only 21 bills turned into law by November, the 118th Congress, currently under Republican House control and Democrat Senate control, matches the slowest pace of law-making tied to the Congress in history between 1931 and 1932, during the time of the Great Depression, and a presidency of Hoover. Republican representative …

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Potential Government Shutdown: How It Could Impact You and Your Community

If the government undergoes a shutdown, there are several factors to consider. From Social Security checks and national parks to jobs and critical services, the United States could experience several disruptions during this challenging time. Check out our condensed breakdown below to understand the potential impact: The House recently approved a new extension of funding, …

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Critical US Spy Tool at Risk of Expiring, Urgent Need for Congressional Action

Time is running out for the Biden administration to secure the reauthorization of the critical Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. A spy program that is said to be vital in the prevention of terrorism, thwarting cyberattacks, and capturing spies. Without reauthorization, the tool will expire at the end of December, requiring the …

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