Senators Ask Transportation Department About Frequent Flyer Practices

Airlines have reportedly changed point systems in ways that make rewards more difficult to achieve. Senators Dick Durbin of Illinois and Roger Marshall of Kansas have requested the…

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Senate Legislation Decouples Aid to Ukraine and Israel 

President has sought a supplemental package tying aid together.  A week ago, President Biden asked Congress to pass a $106 billion supplemental that combined funding for Israel, for…

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Senators Query USDA About Chinese Biotech Firm 

Senators express concern over competition and data security. A group of senators including Roger Marshall of Kansas, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Marco Rubio of Florida, and Susan Collins…

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Senator Roger Marshall, Kansas

Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas is the state’s junior Senator, and a former member of the U.S. House of Representatives. We pray that God will guide Senator Marshall…

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Full Senate Receives Briefing on Downed “Objects” 

Most call for greater transparency.  In the last nine days, four “objects” have been shot out of the sky by U.S. missiles. The full Senate received a classified…

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Senate Responds to Mexico Ban of GMO Corn

Agriculture committee members call for enforcement of USMCA. Every five years, Congress passes the farm bill that sets America’s standards for agriculture, nutrition, forestry, and conservation. The Senate…

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Legislators Urge Pentagon to Pay Troops Who Refused Vax

Defense secretary has said service records would be updated. The National Defense Authorization Act for 2023 signed by President Biden includes a provision that repealed the nation’s military…

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Legislation Would Block Citizenship for Dependent Illegals

New rule would cut migrant benefits.  Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas proposed a resolution that would prohibit illegal immigrants from becoming citizens if they depend on taxpayer-funded benefits. The…

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Senate Votes to End COVID-19 Emergency

The federal health department had already issued an extension. In a bipartisan vote, the Senate voted this week to end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency. The Department of Health…

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