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Speaker Johnson Says He Supports IVF. His Past Might Imply Otherwise.

Johnson has said that life begins "from the moment of fertilization," a statement that would appear to include frozen fertilized embryos.
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Jamie Raskin Calls Biden Impeachment Inquiry A 'Product Of Russian Disinformation'

The Justice Department said that a key witness in the impeachment probe has had “contact with officials affiliated with Russian intelligence.”
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Why It’s So Hard To Force The House To Vote On The Senate’s Ukraine Aid Bill

The record of petitions to bypass opposition by a House speaker is historically poor.
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Adult Dancers In Washington State Seeking Strippers' Bill Of Rights

The Legislature is considering requiring security guards at each club, keypad codes to enter dressing rooms, and employee training on preventing sexual harassment.
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House Passes Bipartisan Tax Bill Benefiting Parents And Corporations

It's unclear if the Senate will pass the bill, with one Republican saying it “makes the president look good” by letting him “mail out checks before the election.”
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Scientists Are Entering The New York House Battlefield — And They’re Bringing Money

A pro-science PAC announced investments in four U.S. House races, including two in New York, which is seen as central to Democrats’ hopes to retake control.
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Congress Dodges Shutdown As Mike Johnson Brushes Off Freedom Caucus

The move puts the new House speaker in hot water with the right-wing Freedom Caucus.
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Hunter Biden Abruptly Exits Hearing As Marjorie Taylor Greene Starts Speaking

He came, he saw, he left.
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Congress Had A Banner Year: Lots Of Screaming, Very Few Laws

The most significant thing lawmakers were able to accomplish was the bare minimum: avoiding a financial catastrophe. And even that was hard.
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Jake Tapper Gives Unfiltered Response To Kevin McCarthy's Final Claim To Congress

The CNN anchor sarcastically likened the Donald Trump ally to a key historical figure.
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