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U.S. House Judiciary Chair Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, Told Reporters Thursday Afternoon That He Would In Fact Keep Running For Speaker And Hold Another Floor Vote, Despite Reports That He Was Considering Postponing His Effort.
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U.S. House Republicans Have Nominated Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan To Be Speaker Of The House, But It Remains Unclear If Jordan Can Get The Needed 217 Votes From His Own Fractured Party.
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U.S. House Republican Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., Was The Leading Contender To Be The Speaker Of The House Thursday Morning, But By The Evening, News Broke That He Was Dropping His Bid For The Position.
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Just Hours After Being Voted Out Of His Leadership Position, Former U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Said Late Tuesday He Would Not Run For The Position Again. Only One Tennessee Rep, Tim Burchett, Backed His Ousting And Representative Andy Ogles Explains Why He Voted “Nay”.
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House Republicans Are Launching An Inquiry Into Paypal After The Payment Processing Company Sparked Major Controversy For A Policy That Would Fine Customers For “Misinformation.”
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Billions Of Available Federal Dollars For Rental Assistance Remain In Limbo After The U.S. Supreme Court For A Second Time Rejected President Joe Biden’s Plans To Perpetuate A Federal Eviction Moratorium Without Congressional Approval.
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Billionaire Executives At The Center Of The Gamestop Stock Trading Controversy Will Testify Before The House Financial Services Committee Today, Thursday, February 12th, Where They’ll Be Sitting Across From Lawmakers Whose Campaigns Benefitted From Their Big-Dollar Contributions.
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