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Jan. 6 committee's members are on diverging political paths

The nine members of the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection find themselves on diverging political paths as each prepares for a defining moment in their careers as the series of public hearings begins

The Independent UK

Republicans turn to military veterans to help flip control of House in midterms

GOP candidates with military experience are competing in swing districts. After seeing Democrats pick up seats with a similar strategy in 2018 and fielding veterans in 2020, the party sees an opening.

WEKU

Who's who on the Jan. 6 committee? A guide to the House members at the hearings

WASHINGTON — The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the nation's Capitol will begin a series of six televised hearings on Thursday.

Los Angeles Times

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First of many ‘touchstones’ starts Thursday in prime time for Jan. 6 committee - Roll Call

The committee will begin to tell the public what it has found—the product of more than 1,000 interviews and over 140,000 documents.

Roll Call

Who are the members of the January 6 select committee?

The panel set up to investigate the causes and facts of the Capitol riot is about to hold its primetime summer hearings

The Independent UK

Tensions rise in House over Navy shipbuilding - Roll Call

House lawmakers criticized President Biden's budget proposal for the Navy, arguing it would not keep pace with China.

Roll Call

Will Donald Trump be charged over Jan 6? An evolving question for the DOJ

Former president appears to be edging closer and closer to criminal liability

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Democrats Criticize Revival of Iran Nuclear Deal

A year after the Vienna negotiations, lawmakers are strongly voicing their opposition against US President Joe Biden's quest to return to the nuclear agreement. The opposition came this time from the Democratic Party, which has significant implications, although it has not effectively affected any potential deal with Iran. Democrats held…

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Top general says Biden budget's low inflation assumption is wrong - Roll Call

The military's top general acknowledged that President Joe Biden's defense budget for fiscal 2023 could be undercut by high inflation.

Roll Call

Doyle McManus: Biden’s defense budget is big. Democrats will vote to make it bigger

WASHINGTON — Last week, President Joe Biden sent Congress his proposed defense budget for the next fiscal year: an $813 billion wish list, almost $60 billion more than he requested a year ago — more military spending than any president, including Donald Trump, has requested since World War II.

Los Angeles Times

Jared Kushner gave ‘valuable’ details to Capitol riot committee - potentially upping pressure on Ivanka Trump

Kushner appeared voluntarily in front of the Jan 6 panel from morning till early afternoon

The Independent UK

What Jared said about Ivanka

Does Jared's appearance put more pressure on Ivanka to testify?

Salon

At the Races: Spinning spending - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories, with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

Roll Call

Democrats push Garland to come down on uncooperative Trump allies

The pressure campaign is putting President Biden on a collision course with his own party.

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Jan. 6 panel openly frustrated with DOJ

Members of the committee are calling on the Justice Department to charge Mark Meadows with contempt of Congress

The Guardian - US

Money unites: Republicans and Democrats find rare bipartisanship over trading stocks

Despite wide public support for banning lawmakers from trading stocks, members of both parties have expressed anxiety about the idea

Tribune News Service

Vulnerable House Democrats anxious about stalled appropriations

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers universally loathe running the government on stopgap funding. But as the House voted last week to extend stagnant spending levels into the sixth month of the fiscal year, there was one particularly frustrated group.

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Vulnerable House Democrats anxious about stalled appropriations - Roll Call

Politically vulnerable House Democrats are anxious about the ongoing delay in finalizing fiscal 2022 spending bills.

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