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Trump seeks to get GOP in line ahead of second term
President-elect Trump is looking to get Republicans in line, hosting meetings with House and Senate lawmakers this week to avoid any surprises that could stall his agenda. Trump met earlier this we…
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Author: Brett Samuels
Republican congressman calls for halting of disaster relief to California
Warren Davidson of Ohio says aid should be withheld until the state ravaged by wildfires reforms forestry management
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Author: Edward Helmore
SALT-focused Republicans to meet with Trump as they threaten to hold up bill
Republicans who are pledging to withhold support for President-elect Trump’s ambitious agenda if the state and local tax (SALT) deduction cap is not raised are set to meet with the incoming preside…
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Author: Emily Brooks,Tobias Burns
Trump faces influence test at Mar-a-Lago with warring House GOP factions: ‘How do we move forward?’
House Republicans who President-elect Donald Trump summoned to Mar-a-Lago this weekend are hoping to reconcile their own agenda with his.
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Author: Elizabeth Elkind
Don’t rub SALT cap expansion in US tax system’s wounds, urges CRFB
Analysis warns proposed $20,000 deduction for married couples would only add to projected $3.9 trillion revenue loss, among other consequences.
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Trump and Republicans Cannot Stop Electric Vehicles, Experts Say
More car buyers are expected to eventually pick battery-powered cars and trucks as prices fall and technology improves, even if Biden-era incentives disappear.
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Author: Jack Ewing
Trump and Republicans Cannot Stop Electric Vehicles, Experts Say
More car buyers are expected to eventually pick battery-powered cars and trucks as prices fall and technology improves, even if Biden-era incentives disappear.
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Author: Jack Ewing
Gov. Gianforte dined Thursday with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Gov. Greg Gianforte was among Republican governors who met with former and incoming President Donald Trump on Thursday evening at his West Palm Beach estate at Mar-a-Lago.
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GOP governor spills details from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago dinner: ‘All the Republican governors are unified’
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt discusses the key details from Republican governor’s meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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Author: Kayla Bailey
Evening Report — Trump plots governing strategy
👨🏼⚖️Plus: Judge holds Giuliani in contempt{beacon} Evening Report Friday, Jan. 10 © Evan Vucci, Associated PressTrump turns to governing as investigations fizzle PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP IS HUD…
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Author: Jonathan Easley
Washington Waves
Johnson Reelected As Speaker House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) defied expectations and won reelection on the first ballot, this time to his first two-year term. Still, his one-and-done victory came only after two Republicans switched their votes to him during an extended roll call. Johnson ended up with 218 votes compared to 215 for House […]
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Author: Frank McCormack
BlackRock part ways with major climate group after being targeted by Republicans for its efforts on global warming
BlackRock, which oversees more than $11 trillion, has been the subject of attacks from GOP lawmakers for embracing what conservatives call ‘woke’ policies.
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Democrats try to block attempt to throw out votes in North Carolina election
DNC files legal action over Republican lawsuit seeking to dispute re-election of Democratic supreme court justice
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Author: Rachel Leingang
A Major Challenge for Trump’s Agenda: A Mercurial Coach Calling the Plays
The president-elect has admonished Republicans to stay united around his ambitious domestic policy plans. But his track record with Congress is one of abrupt turnabouts and last-minute blowups.
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Author: Catie Edmondson
A Major Challenge for Trump’s Agenda: A Mercurial Coach Calling the Plays
The president-elect has admonished Republicans to stay united around his ambitious domestic policy plans. But his track record with Congress is one of abrupt turnabouts and last-minute blowups.
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Author: Catie Edmondson
Civil rights groups warn Laken Riley bill opens the door to Trump’s mass deportations
Opponents call the bill a ‘slippery slope’ for Trump’s agenda and a ‘backdoor to mass detention’
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Author: Alex Woodward
Opinion | Trump is the rot at the center of North Carolina’s Supreme Court fight
A Republican candidate for the state’s Supreme Court is asking that same court to make him the winner on the flimsiest of grounds.
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Author: Billy Ball
Will Nick Clegg put a rocket under European tech now he’s out of Meta?
Our former deputy PM has parted ways with Mark Zuckerberg. Speaking to sources close to him, Chris Blackhurst ponders what’s next
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Author: Chris Blackhurst
Democrats try to block attempt to throw out votes in North Carolina election
DNC files legal action over Republican lawsuit seeking to dispute re-election of Democratic supreme court justice
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Author: Rachel Leingang
Medicaid, ACA, climate measures on GOP chopping block
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International Criminal Court to be sanctioned over Israel? Republican-led US House gives nod
The House vote, one of the first since the new Congress was seated last week, underscored strong support among President-elect Donald Trump’s fellow Republicans for Israel’s government, now that they control both chambers in Congress. Forty-five Democrats joined 198 Republicans in backing the bill. No Republican voted against it.
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This New Immigration Bill That’s About to Pass Is a Horrifying Trojan Horse
If Democrats cannot recover their nerve and stand up to this extremism, they will be complicit in the devastating consequences of its passage.
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Author: Mark Joseph Stern
GINGRICH: The big shift in Washington
This month marks a big shift in power and direction in Washington, America and the world.
On Jan. 3, Republicans officially took control of the Senate and maintained control in the House. While the House majority is the narrowest in history, it is still a majority.
When combined with President
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Author: North State Journal Staff
