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Roll Call: Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation this week
Here’s how members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation voted on major issues last week.
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Roll Call: Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation this week
Here’s how members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation voted on major issues last week.
China’s new Five-Year Plan projected to focus on security
Amid intensifying geopolitical tensions with the United States, China is expected to heavily emphasize national security and, to a lesser degree, technology independence
Parler contributes to election misinformation and partisan divide
As Twitter and Facebook cracked down on the spread of election misinformation in recent months, conservatives flocked to Parler, which has no regulations about posting misinformation.
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More Texans seek treatment for meth abuse
WASHINGTON — A growing number of Texans are seeking treatment for methamphetamine addiction, reversing a downward trend in abuse in the state since a 2006 federal law banned over-the-counter sales of medicine containing the synthetic drug pseudoephedrine. Last year...
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More Texans seek treatment for meth abuse
WASHINGTON — A growing number of Texans are seeking treatment for methamphetamine addiction, reversing a downward trend in abuse in the state since a 2006 federal law banned over-the-counter sales of medicine containing the synthetic drug pseudoephedrine. Last year...
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Education not equipment key for U.S.- Arab defense relations
WASHINGTON – The U.S. needs to provide education, especially English-language proficiency, to foreign militaries, not just weapons and equipment, a national security expert said Thursday. “In order to be interoperable, English language proficiency is priority one, two...
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Education not equipment key for U.S.- Arab defense relations
WASHINGTON – The U.S. needs to provide education, especially English-language proficiency, to foreign militaries, not just weapons and equipment, a national security expert said Thursday. “In order to be interoperable, English language proficiency is priority one, two...
Experts: Venezuelan sanction strategy must foster diplomacy
While economic and diplomatic sanctions are effective in dealing with Venezuela, Latin America specialists say that the United States should work with other countries to apply pressure in favor of democracy while offering much-needed humanitarian aid to the Venezuelan people.
No female minister in Iran’s new cabinet
As Hassan Rouhani President of Iran is approaching his swearing-in ceremony on Sunday, advocacy groups are increasing pressure on his team to introduce female ministers
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Latest in Business & Tech
Expert’s analyze China’s cybersecurity plan for the future
China’s cybersecurity law has experts surmising that the East Asian country has installed a law that other governments could follow.
Greenspan sees another taper tantrum once rates rise
“(Interest rates) normalization is great, but the process of getting there is going to be very rocky,” former Fed chief Alan Greenspan said on Wednesday.
Helping Veterans Become Small Business Owners
Veterans, naturally equipped with entrepreneurial skills, can take part in a vast support network that helps them become business owners.
Latest in Immigration
Vets ask Congress to repeal ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’
Veterans along with Rep. Susan Davis, D-Calif, ask for Congress to repeal “Don’t ask, don’t tell.”
Advocates: Mexican president’s words not likely to change immigration debate
Mexican President Felipe Calderon spoke forcefully about the need for immigration reform during his visit to Washington last week, but advocates in the U.S. said they don’t expect his words to shape the debate in Congress.
Latest in Environment
EPA Chief defends carbon dioxide plan, opponents say cost of electricity will be a ‘drag’ on the economy
WASHINGTON — Environmental Protection Administration chief Gina McCarthy on Wednesday defended the Obama administration’s new plan setting carbon dioxide emission rates for power plants for the first time, saying it eventually will save $45 billion a year and help...
Lawmakers work to relieve flooding damage costs in central Vermont
Vermont’s congressional delegation Friday urged state residents to report any damage from the sweeping floods that hit central Vermont after Thursday night’s violent storms so federal disaster funding can be triggered.
Congress questions wildlife refuge agency seeking more land
Congress says there are 12,000 maintenance and operations backlog projects in the National Wildlife Refuge System, a quarter of which are classified as “mission critical.” Though the Fish and Wildlife Service say land acquisition is the best way to protect natural resources, a House Natural Resources subcommittee is asking how the U.S. can afford buy more land when there’s already such a massive backlog.
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