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Florida Legislature passes 6-week abortion ban; bill heads to Gov. DeSantis’ desk for signature
Whether or not it goes into effect is contingent on how the Florida Supreme Court ideas in a lawsuit in opposition to the current 15-week law. &#one hundred sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;
This week in politics: Jan. 6 committee releases final report, $1.7T spending package passes
The Jan. 6 committee ended their work this week with a ultimate assembly and over 800-web page report. Here’s what else came about this week in politics. &#a hundred and sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;
Senate passes $1.7 trillion spending package: what made the cut — and what didn’t
The bipartisan bill provides billions for Ukraine, pay raises for troops, and disaster help. Extension of a plague-generation kid tax credit was ignored. &#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty;
Senate passes landmark legislation protecting same-sex marriage rights: recap
The legislation still desires remaining Home approval, however Senate passage marks a key milestone in efforts to enshrine homosexual-marriage rights in regulation. &#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;
The Respect for Marriage Act passes key procedural vote in Senate with bipartisan support
Twelve Republican senators voted with Democrats to interrupt the filibuster for the Respect for Marriage Act. &#one hundred sixty; &#one hundred sixty; &#one hundred sixty;
WATCH: Jon Stewart Emotional After Vets Bill Passes Over Opposition From 11 Republicans
Comedian Jon Stewart was once emotional Tuesday evening after the Senate voted to pass the PACT Act to take care of veterans whose well being has been compromised through publicity to burn pits or other toxic chemicals. The bill passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, even though eleven Republicans voted towards […]
Senate passes PACT Act to help US vets exposed to burn pits, heads to Biden for signature
The bill will fund research and advantages for as many as three.5 million veterans who were exposed to poisonous elements during carrier. &#one hundred sixty; &#one hundred sixty;
