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Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Assassinated in Utah, Two Students Injured in Attack at Colorado High School, Israeli Airstrikes Hit Yemen, Killing 35 People and Injuring 131, Qatar’s Prime Minister Says Israeli Strike on Doha “Killed Any Hope” for Hostages, Families of Hostages March on Israeli Military HQ to Demand EndContinue Reading

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Paramount Skydance is preparing a majority cash bid for Warner Bros. Discovery that is reportedly backed by the Ellison family. Robert Weissman, co-president of Public Citizen, released the following statement:“A Paramount acquisition of Warner Brothers should plainly be struck down on traditional antitrust grounds, as a merger that would engenderContinue Reading

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Sununu’s 18-year gap in service would be the longest in the chamber since the early 1900s Former three-term New Hampshire U.S. Representative and one-term U.S. Senator John Sununu has recently expressed interest in running for the GOP nomination for the state’s open 2026 U.S. Senate seat. Sununu exited the chamberContinue Reading

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Today, standing alongside members of the Patriotic Millionaires, Congresswoman Delia C. Ramirez (IL-03) introduced the Equal Tax Act, a landmark piece of legislation that makes the tax code more equitable by taxing investment income at the same rate as ordinary labor income and by closing other common loopholes used byContinue Reading

They seem fine: Life after Congress

Poetry readings, brewing beer, helping out kids: Jason Dick and Jessica Wehrman talk about Roll Call’s revived Life After Congress feature and what former members do with their time; then, they round it out with a little wisdom from Henry Cabot Lodge. Show Notes: The post They seem fine: Life after Congress appeared first onContinue Reading