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Sep 21

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Why changes to clothing norms are a point of contention on Capitol Hill

By Geoff Bennett, Matt Loffman, Alexa Gold

The Senate is loosening its long-standing dress code requiring business attire, igniting a debate about clothing in the halls of Congress. Sen. John Fetterman, D-Penn., known for wearing shorts and hooded sweatshirts around the Capitol, appreciates the change — but…

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Sep 05

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Congress returns to work in Washington facing deadline to keep government funded

By Geoff Bennett, Ali Schmitz

The Senate is back to work in Washington after a month-long recess. The return sets up the start of a high-stakes showdown to prevent a government shutdown by the end of the month. That will be a tough task as…

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Sep 05

GOP weighs impeachment inquiry as Congress tries to avert shutdown

By Stephen Groves, Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

Top lawmakers in both chambers are now turning to a stopgap funding package, a typical strategy to give the lawmakers time to iron out a long-term agreement.

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Sep 01

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News Wrap: Parts of Florida may be without power for weeks after Hurricane Idalia

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In our news wrap Friday, a power company in Florida said it could take two weeks to repair electrical grids in rural areas damaged by Hurricane Idalia, The White House is asking Congress for another $4 billion in disaster aid,…

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Aug 31

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News Wrap: McConnell cleared to continue working a day after news conference freeze up

In our news wrap Thursday, Sen. Mitch McConnell got the green light to continue working a day after he froze up during a news conference, the White House asked Congress to pass a stopgap funding bill and prevent a partial…

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Aug 09

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, oldest member of Congress, briefly hospitalized after fall at home, her office says

By Associated Press

A spokesman for the 90-year-old Democrat says she "briefly went to the hospital" on Tuesday afternoon as a precaution after "a minor fall."…

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Jul 26

WATCH: McConnell stops talking mid-sentence and briefly leaves news conference

By Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell appeared to freeze up and stared vacantly for around 20 seconds before his colleagues in Republican leadership, who were standing behind him and could not see his face, grabbed his elbows and asked if he…

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Jul 24

Justice Department to make prosecutor in Hunter Biden case available to testify before Congress

By Farnoush Amiri, Associated Press

The offer by the Justice Department on Monday sets up a clash with House Republicans who have demanded U.S. Attorney David Weiss of Delaware come in soon for a closed-door interview.

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Jul 20

WATCH: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies at House hearing on social media and alleged censorship

By Lisa Mascaro, Ali Swenson, Associated Press

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is denying that he traffics in racist and hateful online conspiracy theories, testifying at a House hearing on government censorship despite requests from outside groups to disinvite him.

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Jul 20

WATCH: Senate Judiciary approves bill to impose stronger ethics standards on Supreme Court

By Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

The ethics legislation has little chance of passing the Senate — it would need at least nine GOP votes, and Republicans have strongly opposed it — or the Republican-controlled House of Representatives.

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