Tag: House of Representatives
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How Marjorie Taylor Greene Went From Trump Ally to Resignation Decision
Introduction: A meteoric rise shaped by allegiance Marjorie Taylor Greene rose quickly from a controversial figure to a central voice among Trump supporters. Known for bold statements, fundraising prowess, and a knack for grabbing headlines, Greene became synonymous with a faction of the party that embraced confrontational rhetoric and uncompromising tactics. Her early career in…
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Northern Luzon Alliance backs Marcos administration
Overview: Northern lawmakers rally behind the Marcos administration The Northern Luzon Alliance, a coalition of congressmen from the northern regions of the Philippines, has publicly affirmed its support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his administration. The group, composed of representatives from provinces including Ilocos and surrounding areas, emphasizes unity in government and a shared…
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Northern Luzon Alliance backs Marcos administration in major show of unity
North Luzon Solons Rally Behind Marcos Administration A notable bloc in the House of Representatives from the northern region of the Philippines has publicly expressed its unwavering support for President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and his administration. The Northern Luzon Alliance (NLA), comprised of lawmakers from the Ilocos and Cordillera regions, announced their backing amid…
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Northern Luzon Alliance Pledges Unified Support for Marcos Administration
Northern Luzon Alliance Voices Unified Backing for Marcos Administration A bloc of lawmakers from the northern reaches of Luzon has formally expressed its continued support for the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The Northern Luzon Alliance in the House of Representatives, which comprises representatives from Ilocos and neighboring provinces, underscored a shared commitment to…
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Nigeria’s 44 Lawmakers Urge Tinubu to Free Nnamdi Kanu Ahead of Court Judgment
Overview: Lawmakers Call on Tinubu Amid Contested Custody A cohort of 44 serving members of the Nigerian House of Representatives has written to President Bola Tinubu, urging him to exercise his constitutional powers to secure the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the secessionist movement IPOB, from custody. The appeal comes as a court…
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House Could Vote Today to Release Epstein Files, Sparking GOP Drama
Background: What the Epstein files are and why they matter The debate over the Epstein files centers on documents related to financier Jeffrey Epstein and the investigations and legal actions surrounding him. Proponents argue that releasing the records is essential for transparency, accountability, and confidence in the justice system. Critics warn that some materials could…
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Six House Democrats who broke with their party to end the shutdown: who they were
Overview: A rare breach of party lines to end a shutdown The longest government shutdown in U.S. history finally ended after a narrow 222-209 vote in the House. In a move that drew attention from both sides of the aisle, six Democrats joined Republicans to pass a funding package that opened the government and funded…
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Grijalva Signs Petition to Force House Vote on Epstein Files
Overview: Grijalva takes a high-profile step toward transparency Representative Adelita Grijalva, a Democrat from Arizona, added her support to a petition aimed at forcing a House vote on the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein. By signing the petition, Grijalva pushed the effort past the crucial threshold of 218 signatures, a procedural milestone that…
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Adelita Grijalva Sworn In: First Arizona Democrat in the House
Background Fifty days after securing her victory in a hard-fought race, Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva is preparing to formalize her seat in the United States House of Representatives. Grijalva, a Democrat from Arizona, will soon shed the “elect” label as she takes the oath of office and moves from campaign trail to congressional duties. Her ascent…
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Senate Approves Bill to End Government Shutdown, Sending It to House
Overview: A Path to Reopening the Government The U.S. Senate took a decisive step Monday toward ending the longest government shutdown in American history. A bipartisan majority of Democrats, joined by a contingent of Republicans, approved a funding bill intended to reopen federal agencies and avert further disruptions. The measure now heads to the House,…