Critics question Trump allowing U.S. companies to sell semiconductor chips to China
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Several lawmakers are raising concern over Trump’s recent decision to allow AMD and Nvidia to sell advanced AI semiconductor chips to China.
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Amid Texas gerrymandering, Senate Dems reintroduce voting rights bill
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The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act would update and reinforce safeguards in the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that have been eroded.
Senate lawmakers push vote on CDFI funding for ‘America’s forgotten communities’
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CDFI funding serve as vital engines of economic growth and financial inclusion in some of the nation’s most underserved communities.
Senate confirms Joe Kent, who led intelligence rewrite, to head Counterterrorism Center
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The DNI’s top national advisor Joe Kent was confirmed last week as head of the NCTC after he directed officials to rewrite intelligence.
Warner, Kaine request more detailed information from U.S. Navy on Norfolk Seaman’s death
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U.S. Navy Seaman Angelina P. Resendiz was found dead June 9 in Norfolk after she was reported missing on May 29.
Senate bill would create tax incentive to recapture, repurpose methane emissions
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The Methane Reduction and Economic Growth Act would create a tax credit that will incentive the capture and repurposing of methane emissions.
Kaine, Warner got their man: MAGA Todd Gilbert sworn in to U.S. Attorney job
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Former Virginia House of Delegates Minority Leader Todd Gilbert was sworn as the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Virginia.
The Senate budget bill is even worse: Healthcare system on verge of being gutted
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Six rural Virginia hospitals are now at risk of being closed, but good news for the 1 percent – you’ll be getting your tax breaks.
Kaine, Warner raise issue with MAGAs checking their work on U.S. Attorney noms
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What possible issue do Ben Cline, Morgan Griffith and John McGuire have with Todd Gilbert being the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Virginia?
Hold your horses: Budget bill likely to get bogged down in Senate
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The budget reconciliation bill will not be approved by the U.S. Senate as quickly as President Donald Trump would like, says one expert.
