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“We’ve got to think through the policy implications,” the House speaker told CBS News, commenting on plans to live-stream the execution of the Fort Hood shooter.
Author: Mariana Alfaro
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Speaker Johnson walks back talk about potentially leaving Congress
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He said he intends to remain the House Republican leader even if his party loses the chamber.
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Democratic women’s caucus demands Trump administration changes after Cornell accusations
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The lawmakers said the case “raised questions about the Title IX process and discipline imposed by Cornell University.”
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Cook moves 18 more House races toward the left
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Polling and the work of prognosticators like the Cook Political Report suggest Democrats are likely to take back the House in November.
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Takeaways from Georgia Senate debate between Jon Ossoff, Mike Collins
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The Democratic senator hit GOP Rep. Collins over accusations of ties to white nationalists. “You’ve hired half the Third Reich,” Ossoff said.
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Hispanic staffers make up only 9 percent of House workforce, report finds
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The U.S. population is about 20 percent Hispanic and Latino.
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Speaker Johnson says he doesn’t know what’s next for him if GOP loses House
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The remarks prompted speculation the Republican leader might retire from politics if Democrats retake the chamber.
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House Democrats add six more Republican-held seats to target list
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The additions include races in typically solid-red districts, such as in Florida and Arkansas.
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Republican in toss-up House race says he won’t be a ‘rubber stamp’
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Rep. Juan Ciscomani also touts his immigrant roots in a new video as he seeks reelection in Arizona.