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    Will Congress finally stand up to California? - The Hill

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    Why the US propped up Japan’s struggling yen

    The U.S. intervention in Japan to help steady the yen, a move not taken since the height of the Asian financial crisis, was motivated as muc…

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    National Guard deployment to Washington, DC will cost US roughly $1.4bn

    The figure offers a glimpse of how much taxpayer money will be spent on a deployment that has been widely criticised.

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    House Ethics Committee will investigate Ohio Republican Max Miller

    The committee said it was reviewing allegations that Miller "may have engaged in domestic violence." Miller has denied the allegations, whic…

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    Collins will oppose Blanche, narrowing nominee’s path to confirmation

    Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), who is facing a tough reelection in a state carried by Democrat Kamala Harris in 2024, announced on Tuesday th…

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    A bipartisan paid leave bill is finally moving. Congress should pass it. - The Washington Post

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    Maryland House approves constitutional amendment clarifying redistricting rules - The Hill

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