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175 House members ask Justice Department and DHS to halt election-season steps after search of Omar’s home
Rep. Bennie Thompson and 174 other members wrote to Attorney General Todd Blanche and Secretary Markwayne Mullin after the Oct. 12 search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home. The Justice Department says the…
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D.C. traffic cameras issued 22% fewer tickets this year, city records show
An Inquisitor analysis of city moving-violation records finds camera tickets fell to 1.85 million from 2.38 million in the first nine months of the year, with fines assessed down $62 million, as…
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Subramanyam and Young Kim propose one federal change-of-address form for movers
The bipartisan Tell the Government Once Act, H.R. 10880, would let people update their address with the IRS, Social Security, the VA and the Postal Service through a single Login.gov form.
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Bipartisan lawmakers warn banks and ports against handling Russian diesel under new Treasury license
Six senators, including Republican Thom Tillis, and Rep. Gregory Meeks told six banks and four port authorities to preserve records on Russian diesel imports authorized under Treasury’s General License 135 and to…
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D.C.-area lawmakers have introduced 639 bills this Congress. One has become law.
A Washington Inquisitor review of GovInfo bill-status records finds the 15-member DMV delegation got 17 of its 639 bills through a chamber; only Sen. Tim Kaine’s Marshall House bill is law. Member-by-member…