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Included in the $460 billion congressional spending package President Joe Biden signed over the weekend, narrowly averting a partial government shutdown, are specific amounts of money earmarked for local projects.
A group of bipartisan lawmakers are asking the Biden administration to investigate forced labor allegations in seafood supply chains in China.
Ahead of a key World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting, a dozen members of Congress are asking the Biden administration to impose full blocking sanctions on Chinese seafood companies that have been linked to forced-labor abuses, National Review has exclusively learned.
Far-left activists are going to extraordinary lengths to intimidate anyone who doesn’t agree with their pro-Hamas, anti-Israel beliefs – and they are getting bolder.
California families and small businesses endure some of the highest taxes in the nation. I have met with constituents across southern California and share their first hand experience of high gas prices, inflation, and the rising cost of living.
Through the back door of a New York City building, some of the most potent American business leaders were smuggled in for a tabletop exercise simulating a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
The U.S. Congress has passed legislation that would ban the Pentagon from using any seaport in the world that relies on a Chinese logistics platform known as LOGINK.
LOGINK, by tracking cargo and ship movements, lets Beijing monitor America's military supply chain, which relies on commercial ports, according to sponsors Senator Tom Cotton and Representative Michelle Steel.
Congress is debating how to address the intellectual corruption of America’s elite universities, and one idea is to require that academic institutions disclose funding from U.S. adversaries.
As 2023 comes to a close, I have been grateful to reflect on how much we have accomplished together this Congress. This is the greatest country in the world, and every day I am grateful to be living my own American Dream and empowering others to do the same. Unfortunately, the crises facing our country are making that Dream harder to reach for too many hardworking Americans.
In our colleges and universities today, Jewish students are terrified as they are harassed and sometimes threatened with bodily harm by their fellow students. A Cornell University professor called the murder and rape of men, women and babies “exhilarating” and “energizing.”