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Russia Retaliates at The Olympics After Correcting Ukraine Map To Include Crimea

The Olympics have often ended up as a battleground for international locations’ territorial claims. This week, amid the outlet ceremonies, was no exception.

Little Mavilach
July 24, 2021

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Capitol Rioter Was Sentenced To Eight Months In Prison for His First Insurrection Conviction.

The Florida guy acknowledged that he took a selfie and joined a group of rioters in the Senate chamber.

Little Mavilach
July 20, 2021

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On Wednesday, Schumer Plans To Introduce A Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill As Well As A Democratic Budget Agreement.

The Democratic Senate chief is setting a bold deadline for next week, inclusive of scheduling a procedural vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill which has yet to be finalized.

Little Mavilach
July 16, 2021

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Kevin McCarthy Will Meet With Donald Trump On January 6th As Part Of The Picks Committee.

The house minority leader has yet to appoint any members to the commission tasked with investigating the rebels on the Capitol.

Little Mavilach
July 15, 2021

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Pelosi Appoints Republican Liz Cheney And Seven Democrats To The Select Committee On January 6.

Liz Cheney, an outspoken critic of Trump, became one of the Republicans to back the advent of a select panel to research the assault and changed the name of the committee.

Little Mavilach
July 2, 2021

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House Democrats Vote To Form A Select Capital Riot Investigation Committee.

After an acrimonious debate reflecting the sky-high tensions between the events, Democrats and Republicans voted for a selected committee to investigate the Jan. 6 attack.

Little Mavilach
July 1, 2021

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Partisan Gubernatorial Seats That Are Most Vulnerable In 2022

Governorships in those six states are particularly vulnerable to a change in control in 2022.

Little Mavilach
June 29, 2021

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Biden Touts a $1.2T Infrastructure Deal, But Senators Are Skeptical.

The president now faces the toughest part of securing his bipartisan infrastructure deal: selling the plan – and a reconciliation bill – to skeptical individuals so that they can end up regulating it.