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House Republicans voted against their own speaker's scheme for passing the bill.
Rutinel's win is another victory for progressives over the Democratic establishment.
By: Arthur Delaney
The House speaker is sending lawmakers home after Republicans rebelled against his scheme to pass the Save America Act.
Kean said his doctors urged him to spend time in the hospital despite his family and professional obligations.
Socialist Oliver Larkin is challenging Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) in a Republican-leaning district.
By: Jennifer Bendery, Arthur Delaney
The South Carolina Republican held powerful committee posts and was a key voice in pressing policy fights. His absence shrinks his party's already-tight majority.
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Donald Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence signed off on subpoenas targeting reporters who upset the president.
Donald Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence signed off on subpoenas targeting reporters who upset the president.
By: Jennifer Bendery, Arthur Delaney
Trump could save millions thanks to an order by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche barring the government from trying to collect any taxes Trump might have owed.
