Trump and Congress Have a Right and a Duty To Kill the Department of Education
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Report: U.S. could default on loans in next few months if Congress doesn’t act
The Bipartisan Policy Center released its projections for when the country could reach the debt limit, targeting sometime ...
As a Dreamer, I've worked hard. Without Congress acting, I could lose everything | Opinion
DACA’s resilience and success stand as a testament to why immigrants and immigration are good for America and Americans. It's ...
Congress to dive into Trump feuds, agenda upon return to Washington
Congress returns to Washington on Monday after a week-long recess that featured controversial moves from the White House, raucous town halls in districts across the country and discussions about ...
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Voting Rights Act at 60: Congress Could Hit New Low with SAVE Act
The new legislation would require American citizens to produce documents like a passport or birth certificate to register to ...
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Separation of parties or powers? Congress seems unwilling to oversee a rampant executive.
Ben Schneer, assistant professor of public policy at Harvard Kennedy School and expert on American politics, examines ...
OPINION | Op-Ed: Congress should pass Kids Online Safety Act
And rather than removingchild predators from its online platforms, just one month later Zuckerberg announced an educational ...
Congress Should Pass Antisemitism Awareness Act
Much ink has already been spilled on the antisemitism crisis plaguing the United States. As the new Trump administration ...
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Two Texans in Congress defend CHIPS Act in the face of Trump’s criticism
Two Texas Republicans in Congress are defending the CHIPS Act, saying it benefits national security and creates jobs.