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Cole on paying for the war
House Appropriations Chair Tom Cole doesn’t think Congress should find spending cuts to offset the total cost of the Middle East war and the military spending request lawmakers expect from the administration in the coming days. “I think war is never paid for when you fight it…
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Lawmakers now have until June 12 to hash out a long-term extension of the Section 702 surveillance program…
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Democrats say they didn’t learn anything new; Republicans said Democrats just asked about Trump…
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The staffer received $6,000 in contributions to his legal expense fund stemming from the incident…
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