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Big Tech CEOs Subpoenaed Over Free Speech By US House Judiciary Committee
US House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan on Wednesday subpoenaed the chief executives of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms, and Microsoft for documents and communications relating to free-speech issues.
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Indian-American Congresswoman To Serve In Top Post Of US Immigration Panel
Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has been named Ranking Member of the powerful House Judiciary Committee's panel on Immigration, making her the first immigrant to serve in a leadership role for the subcommittee.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs to Testify Post US Election, Senate Panel Says
Facebook Inc will testify before the panel on November 17 over their decision to block stories that made claims about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.
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Jury Could Convict Donald Trump In "3 Minutes Flat," Says Key US Lawmaker
The chairman of the US House Judiciary Committee said Sunday that if the impeachment case against President Donald Trump were put to a jury, there "would be a guilty verdict in three minutes flat."
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"OBJECTION!" Ex-Trump Aide Hope Hicks Tight-Lipped In US House Interview
Hope Hicks, formerly one of President Donald Trump's closest aides, repeatedly declined to answer questions on Wednesday in an interview with US congressional investigators, with lawyers at her side carefully orchestrating her responses.
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Ex-Trump Aide Hope Hicks To Talk Behind Closed Doors To US House Investigators
Hope Hicks, once a close aide and communications director for President Donald Trump, will become on Wednesday the first member of his inner circle to testify to the congressional panel leading a probe into possible obstruction of justice by Trump.
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US Lawmakers To Probe Trump For "Corruption" And "Abuse Of Power"
US lawmakers will demand documents from Donald Trump's eldest son and a lifelong business associate as part of a wide-ranging investigation into alleged abuses of office by the president, a leading Democrat said Sunday.
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Will Vote To Confirm Nominee Kavanaugh, Says Key US Republican Jeff Flake
A US Senate panel convened Friday for the first vote on controversial Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, minutes after a key senator seen as a Republican swing vote announced he would support the judge's confirmation.
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US Senate Panel Heads To Vote On US Top Court Nominee Today
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Supreme Court hung in the balance on Friday after a jarring and raucous hearing into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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Trump Jr., Manafort Agree To Negotiate Over Interviews By Senate Panel
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee said on Friday President Donald Trump's eldest son and his former campaign manager have agreed to negotiate whether to be interviewed by the panel in its Russia probe.
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Loretta Lynch To Face Questions On Policing, Hillary Clinton Investigation
Attorney General Loretta Lynch is expected to face questions about policing and race, as well as the Justice Department's decision not to bring charges against Hillary Clinton over her use of private email while secretary of state, in a House hearing.
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Senators Say Republican Consensus Is No Vote On Obama Court Nominee
Key US senators said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee believe the panel should have no hearings or vote on any nominee by President Barack Obama to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Barack Obama Takes Immigration Reform to Supreme Court
President Barack Obama's administration on Tuesday asked the US Supreme Court to uphold measures shielding around four million undocumented migrants from deportation.
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FBI Chief James Comey Warns Encryption Emboldens Would-be Islamic State Attackers
Barring law enforcement authorities' access to encrypted communications would make it easier for Islamic State sympathizers to attack the United States, FBI Chief James Comey told Senate lawmakers on Wednesday.
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Arizona Inmate's Execution Was Torture: US Senator John McCain
United States Senator John McCain says he believes the execution of an Arizona inmate that lasted two hours was torture.
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Big Tech CEOs Subpoenaed Over Free Speech By US House Judiciary Committee
US House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan on Wednesday subpoenaed the chief executives of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms, and Microsoft for documents and communications relating to free-speech issues.
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Indian-American Congresswoman To Serve In Top Post Of US Immigration Panel
Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has been named Ranking Member of the powerful House Judiciary Committee's panel on Immigration, making her the first immigrant to serve in a leadership role for the subcommittee.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs to Testify Post US Election, Senate Panel Says
Facebook Inc will testify before the panel on November 17 over their decision to block stories that made claims about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.
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Jury Could Convict Donald Trump In "3 Minutes Flat," Says Key US Lawmaker
The chairman of the US House Judiciary Committee said Sunday that if the impeachment case against President Donald Trump were put to a jury, there "would be a guilty verdict in three minutes flat."
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"OBJECTION!" Ex-Trump Aide Hope Hicks Tight-Lipped In US House Interview
Hope Hicks, formerly one of President Donald Trump's closest aides, repeatedly declined to answer questions on Wednesday in an interview with US congressional investigators, with lawyers at her side carefully orchestrating her responses.
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Ex-Trump Aide Hope Hicks To Talk Behind Closed Doors To US House Investigators
Hope Hicks, once a close aide and communications director for President Donald Trump, will become on Wednesday the first member of his inner circle to testify to the congressional panel leading a probe into possible obstruction of justice by Trump.
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US Lawmakers To Probe Trump For "Corruption" And "Abuse Of Power"
US lawmakers will demand documents from Donald Trump's eldest son and a lifelong business associate as part of a wide-ranging investigation into alleged abuses of office by the president, a leading Democrat said Sunday.
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Will Vote To Confirm Nominee Kavanaugh, Says Key US Republican Jeff Flake
A US Senate panel convened Friday for the first vote on controversial Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, minutes after a key senator seen as a Republican swing vote announced he would support the judge's confirmation.
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US Senate Panel Heads To Vote On US Top Court Nominee Today
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Supreme Court hung in the balance on Friday after a jarring and raucous hearing into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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Trump Jr., Manafort Agree To Negotiate Over Interviews By Senate Panel
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee said on Friday President Donald Trump's eldest son and his former campaign manager have agreed to negotiate whether to be interviewed by the panel in its Russia probe.
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Loretta Lynch To Face Questions On Policing, Hillary Clinton Investigation
Attorney General Loretta Lynch is expected to face questions about policing and race, as well as the Justice Department's decision not to bring charges against Hillary Clinton over her use of private email while secretary of state, in a House hearing.
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Senators Say Republican Consensus Is No Vote On Obama Court Nominee
Key US senators said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee believe the panel should have no hearings or vote on any nominee by President Barack Obama to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Barack Obama Takes Immigration Reform to Supreme Court
President Barack Obama's administration on Tuesday asked the US Supreme Court to uphold measures shielding around four million undocumented migrants from deportation.
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FBI Chief James Comey Warns Encryption Emboldens Would-be Islamic State Attackers
Barring law enforcement authorities' access to encrypted communications would make it easier for Islamic State sympathizers to attack the United States, FBI Chief James Comey told Senate lawmakers on Wednesday.
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Arizona Inmate's Execution Was Torture: US Senator John McCain
United States Senator John McCain says he believes the execution of an Arizona inmate that lasted two hours was torture.
