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GOP senators rail against Tuberville’s military holds nearly all night

Senate colleagues implored Tuberville to relent, seeking approval for military promotions held up for months. Despite support, objections persisted, delaying nominations.

New York legal battle unfolds as state’s high court reviews lawsuit with potential to redraw House map

New York's highest court is deciding whether to change the state's congressional districts for the 2024 elections. Democrats are seeking a new map after a failed attempt in 2022.

NY Rep. George Santos, who flipped blue seat, says he won’t run for re-election in wake of ethics report

Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., announced he will not run for re-election Thursday, ripping the House Ethics Committee report as a "disgusting politicized smear."

Biden admin facing congressional probe over proposed ban on menthol cigarettes

FIRST ON FOX: House Republican leaders are probing the Biden administration over its forthcoming ban on menthol cigarettes, a move they warned would harm small businesses.

AOC leads two dozen Democrats calling for Israel ceasefire over ‘violations against children’ in Gaza

Twenty-four Democrats led by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wrote to President Biden urging him to de-escalate tensions between Israel and Hamas.

House Ethics Committee head to move to expel George Santos after release of damning report

The House Ethics Committee has released a damning new report about Rep. George Santos.

NE Gov. Pillen appoints former education board member to serve remaining term in legislative seat

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen has appointed Fred Meyer, a former State Board of Education member, to fill a legislative seat. Meyer will complete the term of Sen. Tom Briese.

Wind Power: More Headwinds

Now it is the BBC’s turn to report on what the ‘reset’ of British wind-power pricing may look like.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 16

1993—In Steffan v. Perry, a trifecta of Carter appointees on the D.C. Circuit—Abner J. Mikva, Patricia M. Wald, and Harry T. Edwards—rules that Department...

Senate Approves Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Government Shutdown

Biden is expected to sign the legislation before the 12:01 a.m. Saturday government-shutdown deadline.

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