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US House Approves $95 Billion Budget Plan With Iran War Funding
The US House of Representatives approved a $95 billion budget framework on Wednesday, with most of the funding earmarked for the Pentagon to fund the war against Iran.
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US House Votes Down Bid To Rein In Trump's Iran War Powers
The US House of Representatives on Thursday rejected an effort to curb Donald Trump's authority to wage war against Iran, as the president faces fierce criticism over launching the conflict without seeking approval from Congress.
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Chinese Hackers Breach Emails Of US House Of Representatives: Report
A Chinese hacking group has compromised emails used by staff members of powerful committees in the US House of Representatives, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Nancy Pelosi To Retire After 40 years. Here Are Some Pelosi-isms
Nancy Pelosi is bringing her history-making career in the US House to an end, but she leaves a linguistic legacy in Congress and beyond.
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Six Indian-Americans Sworn-In As Members Of US House Of Representatives
In a momentous occasion for Indian Americans, six of their leaders were sworn-in as the members of the US House of Representatives, the largest so far for this minority ethnic community in the United States.
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Trump-Backed Republican Mike Johnson Elected Speaker Of US House
The new US Congress was thrown into chaos on its first day Friday as rebel right-wing Republicans defied incoming president Donald Trump to block Mike Johnson from returning as speaker of the House of Representatives.
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US House Passes Massive Aid Packages For Ukraine, Israel And Taiwan
The US House of Representatives on Saturday with broad bipartisan support passed a $95 billion legislative package providing security assistance to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, over bitter objections from Republican hardliners.
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Donald Trump's Ally Mike Johnson Elected As New US House Speaker
The US House of Representatives finally elected a new speaker on Wednesday, ending weeks of bitter Republican infighting that paralyzed Congress at a time of international and domestic crisis.
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Jim Jordan Falls Short Again In Second US House Speaker Vote
US lawmakers rejected hard-line conservative Jim Jordan's bid for speaker of the US House of Representatives for a second time on Wednesday, as the leadership vacuum paralysing Washington entered a 15th day with no clear resolution in sight.
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US House Passes Bipartisan Bill To Avoid Government Shutdown, Senate Vote Next
Last gasp moves to prevent a US government shutdown took a dramatic step forward Saturday, as Democrats overwhelmingly backed an eleventh-hour Republican measure to keep federal funding going for 45 days.
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Bill Introduced In US House To Improve Legal Immigration
The legislation is aimed at ending country-based discrimination in high-skilled immigration to ensure use of all allotted visa to draw skilled workers from across the globe.
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Indian American Lawmaker Elected Member Of Key US House Committee
Indian American Congressman Ami Bera has been elected as Ranking Member of a key House Foreign Affairs Sub Committee that handles the Indo-Pacific region.
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Nancy Pelosi To Step Down As Top Democrat After Republicans Take House
Democrat Nancy Pelosi, the trailblazing first female speaker of the US House of Representatives, said Thursday that she will step down as party leader when Republicans take control of the chamber in January.
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"I Will Work With Anyone": Biden's Message To Republicans On US House Win
"And I will work with anyone -- Republican or Democrat -- willing to work with me to deliver results for them," President Joe Biden said, congratulating his Republican opponents for winning control of the US House of Representatives.
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Republicans Take Control Of US House Of Representatives: Report
Republicans on Wednesday took control of the US House of Representatives from Democrats, narrowly securing a legislative base to oppose President Joe Biden's agenda for the final two years of his term - and leaving power in Congress split.
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US House Approves $95 Billion Budget Plan With Iran War Funding
The US House of Representatives approved a $95 billion budget framework on Wednesday, with most of the funding earmarked for the Pentagon to fund the war against Iran.
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US House Votes Down Bid To Rein In Trump's Iran War Powers
The US House of Representatives on Thursday rejected an effort to curb Donald Trump's authority to wage war against Iran, as the president faces fierce criticism over launching the conflict without seeking approval from Congress.
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Chinese Hackers Breach Emails Of US House Of Representatives: Report
A Chinese hacking group has compromised emails used by staff members of powerful committees in the US House of Representatives, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Nancy Pelosi To Retire After 40 years. Here Are Some Pelosi-isms
Nancy Pelosi is bringing her history-making career in the US House to an end, but she leaves a linguistic legacy in Congress and beyond.
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Six Indian-Americans Sworn-In As Members Of US House Of Representatives
In a momentous occasion for Indian Americans, six of their leaders were sworn-in as the members of the US House of Representatives, the largest so far for this minority ethnic community in the United States.
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Trump-Backed Republican Mike Johnson Elected Speaker Of US House
The new US Congress was thrown into chaos on its first day Friday as rebel right-wing Republicans defied incoming president Donald Trump to block Mike Johnson from returning as speaker of the House of Representatives.
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US House Passes Massive Aid Packages For Ukraine, Israel And Taiwan
The US House of Representatives on Saturday with broad bipartisan support passed a $95 billion legislative package providing security assistance to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, over bitter objections from Republican hardliners.
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Donald Trump's Ally Mike Johnson Elected As New US House Speaker
The US House of Representatives finally elected a new speaker on Wednesday, ending weeks of bitter Republican infighting that paralyzed Congress at a time of international and domestic crisis.
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Jim Jordan Falls Short Again In Second US House Speaker Vote
US lawmakers rejected hard-line conservative Jim Jordan's bid for speaker of the US House of Representatives for a second time on Wednesday, as the leadership vacuum paralysing Washington entered a 15th day with no clear resolution in sight.
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US House Passes Bipartisan Bill To Avoid Government Shutdown, Senate Vote Next
Last gasp moves to prevent a US government shutdown took a dramatic step forward Saturday, as Democrats overwhelmingly backed an eleventh-hour Republican measure to keep federal funding going for 45 days.
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Bill Introduced In US House To Improve Legal Immigration
The legislation is aimed at ending country-based discrimination in high-skilled immigration to ensure use of all allotted visa to draw skilled workers from across the globe.
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Indian American Lawmaker Elected Member Of Key US House Committee
Indian American Congressman Ami Bera has been elected as Ranking Member of a key House Foreign Affairs Sub Committee that handles the Indo-Pacific region.
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Nancy Pelosi To Step Down As Top Democrat After Republicans Take House
Democrat Nancy Pelosi, the trailblazing first female speaker of the US House of Representatives, said Thursday that she will step down as party leader when Republicans take control of the chamber in January.
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"I Will Work With Anyone": Biden's Message To Republicans On US House Win
"And I will work with anyone -- Republican or Democrat -- willing to work with me to deliver results for them," President Joe Biden said, congratulating his Republican opponents for winning control of the US House of Representatives.
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Republicans Take Control Of US House Of Representatives: Report
Republicans on Wednesday took control of the US House of Representatives from Democrats, narrowly securing a legislative base to oppose President Joe Biden's agenda for the final two years of his term - and leaving power in Congress split.
