Congress

A Kansas City construction company owner told a House panel that ‘well-intentioned federal policies’ have ’very real and negative effects’ on Main Street USA.

The censure motion, brought by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), would have also removed Omar from the Education and Workforce and Budget committees.

House and Senate Democrats had united on Tuesday to avoid passing the bill, saying it would threaten the existing health care system.

Kash Patel testified for the second consecutive day before lawmakers in Washington.

In marathon session, GOP and Dems argued that each others policies would raise housing and electricity costs, and limit consumer choice.

The ‘Arctic Frost’ inquiry ‘was the vehicle by which partisan FBI agents and DOJ prosecutors could achieve their partisan ends,’ the senator said at a hearing.

‘AI is about making profits. It’s about these companies’ profits,’ said Sen. Josh Hawley.

The bills limit the D.C. government’s authority on crime, and allow people as young as 14 to be tried as adults.

They say millions will lose their medical coverage with the proposed changes that Republicans say will promote work and reduce dependency.

‘It is imperative that we expeditiously halt the continued flow of funds ... for malign activities conducted at the behest of the CCP,’ the lawmakers said.

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller has vowed to disrupt ‘a vast domestic terror movement,’ and some lawmakers have called for a select committee.

Patel fielded questions about the FBI’s budget, personnel, probes into deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Three House Republicans already announced their opposition to the bill before it was released.

A Kansas City construction company owner told a House panel that ‘well-intentioned federal policies’ have ’very real and negative effects’ on Main Street USA.

The censure motion, brought by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), would have also removed Omar from the Education and Workforce and Budget committees.

House and Senate Democrats had united on Tuesday to avoid passing the bill, saying it would threaten the existing health care system.

Kash Patel testified for the second consecutive day before lawmakers in Washington.

In marathon session, GOP and Dems argued that each others policies would raise housing and electricity costs, and limit consumer choice.

The ‘Arctic Frost’ inquiry ‘was the vehicle by which partisan FBI agents and DOJ prosecutors could achieve their partisan ends,’ the senator said at a hearing.

‘AI is about making profits. It’s about these companies’ profits,’ said Sen. Josh Hawley.

The bills limit the D.C. government’s authority on crime, and allow people as young as 14 to be tried as adults.

They say millions will lose their medical coverage with the proposed changes that Republicans say will promote work and reduce dependency.

‘It is imperative that we expeditiously halt the continued flow of funds ... for malign activities conducted at the behest of the CCP,’ the lawmakers said.

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller has vowed to disrupt ‘a vast domestic terror movement,’ and some lawmakers have called for a select committee.

Patel fielded questions about the FBI’s budget, personnel, probes into deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Three House Republicans already announced their opposition to the bill before it was released.