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A Coalition Of 19 Attorneys General Signed A Letter Urging Biden Not To Expand His Executive Powers To Raise Or Ignore The Debt Ceiling Without Congressional Approval. Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Led The Group Prompted By Biden’s Statements On His Assertion The Executive Branch Has Authority Under The 14th Amendment To Bypass Congress.
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A Large Majority Of Voters Say That President Joe Biden Should Compromise With House Speaker Kevin McCarthy To Cut Government Spending As Part Of A Deal To Raise The U.S. Debt Ceiling, According To A New Poll.
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President Joe Biden Issued An Executive Order Authorizing Active-Duty Armed Forces Reservists To Be Called Up To Address “International Drug Trafficking” At The Southern Border. He Did So Ahead Of The Public Health Authority Title 42 Ending In Less Than Two Weeks, On May 11.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Gave Lawmakers A Deadline Monday: Raise The Debt Ceiling By June 1 Or Risk A Default On U.S. Debt Obligations.
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A Days-Long Bible Reading Marathon Began Saturday And Includes A Congressional Bible Reading For The First Time In The Decades-Long Annual Event.
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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Called On Congress On Tuesday To Investigate The Biden Administration For What She Described As “Subjecting Unaccompanied Minors To Human Trafficking.”
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Lawmakers Are Outraged After Reports That Federal Covid-Relief Tax Dollars May Have Gone To Wealthy Hospitals While Avoiding Helping Out Poor Hospitals In Recovering From The Pandemic.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Along With 26 Other State Attorneys General Are Asking Congress To Pass Right-To-Repair Legislation That They Say Will Protect Consumers, Farmers And Small Businesses As Inflation Increases.
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Republican Lawmakers In Both Chambers Of Congress Have Kicked Off An Effort To Overturn The Biden Administration’s Student Loan Cancellation Via Congressional Authority.
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Nearly 300 Suspected Terrorists Have Been Apprehended Attempting To Enter The U.S. In The First Few Months Of Fiscal 2023 As 28 Members Of Congress Formed A New Caucus To Address The Crisis At The Northern Border, Where Record Numbers Of Foreign Nationals Continue To Illegally Enter From Canada.
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