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Congress Members Split Over US Attack on Iran
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim Risch, Republican of Idaho, said, “This war is Israel’s war, not our war, but Israel is one of our strongest allies and is disarming Iran for the good of the world." Risch added, "This is not the start of a forever war. There will not be American boots on the ground in Iran."
Congressional Republicans — and at least one Democrat — are immediately praising President Donald Trump after he announced ...
Congress offers reactions to direct US involvement in Iran-Israel conflict, mostly along party lines
House and Senate members on Saturday night reacted mostly along party lines to President Donald Trump's announcement that the ...
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Members from California, Illinois and New Jersey have been denied access in recent weeks to immigrant detention facilities in ...
Former Texas Republican U.S. Rep. Blake Farenthold, who left Congress amid sexual harassment allegations, died on Friday.
We’re happy to announce that Sean Collins is joining The Washington Post as a deputy Congress editor. In this role, Sean will ...
Connecticut’s economy is made up of a number of larger defense contractors and the supply chain that works with them.
Christiane Amanpour speaks with former U.S. Republican Senator from Arizona, Jeff Flake, about the prospect of Trump deciding ...
Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-Washington) in September explained his fear of how a narrowly divided Congress could inspire a perverse ...
President Donald Trump is demanding the Senate terminate green energy tax credits enacted under former President Joe Biden, ...
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