Speaker Pelosi Calls for Police Reforms

Asks Black Caucus for input. In light of the ongoing protests around the nation calling for police reform due to the continued disproportionate force against people of color…

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House Votes by Proxy for First Time in History

Republican members sue to stop new rules.  Wednesday marked an historic moment for the House of Representatives, as House lawmakers voted by proxy for the first time in…

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President Considering “Return to Work” Bonus

Temporary incentive could encourage workers to return. On Tuesday, Larry Kudlow, the president’s economic adviser, said that President Trump and the Administration are looking carefully at a potential…

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U.S. Withdraws from Open Skies Treaty

Action may indicate that the U.S. will allow the New START Treaty to lapse. An Open Skies treaty was first proposed in 1955 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower,…

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Congress Asks Administration to Stop ICC Investigations

Bipartisan group says the international court is politically motivated. Last week a group of lawmakers from the Senate and House of Representatives sent Secretary of State Mike Pompeo…

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Supreme Court Hears Presidential Immunity Cases

Seek to answer question of how sheltered the executive office is. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the much-watched Trump v. Mazars and Trump v.…

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House Could Return for Aid Vote Next Week

House package is at odds with the Senate. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said the House could return next week to pass a major economic aid bill aimed…

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Supreme Court Issues Opinions

Cases determine Congressional reimbursements and State copyright law. On Monday, the Supreme Court issued their opinions in three cases: New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v.…

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Supreme Court Rules for Health Insurers

Federal reimbursements may be as high as $12 billion. In an 8-1 ruling Monday, the Supreme Court said that health insurance companies are owed reimbursement. Through a program…

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Congress Prepares for Debate Over State, Local Aid

Governors and local officials ask for funding. The $3 trillion in coronavirus relief passed by Congress was done in a rare run of a bipartisan spirit that now…

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