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The presiding officer the senator from south dakota. The presiding officer madam president , last week the Judiciary Committee held its hearing on judge Amy Coney Barretts nomination and it was easy to see why judge barrett is held in such high regard by her colleagues, students, and peers and why the American Bar Association gave her its highest rating of well qualified. We knew well before the hearing that judge barrett possesses an extraordinary intelligence and comprehensive command of the l...

Advantage, we hope the republican majority on the Homeland Security committee has not become a sympathetic audience and a potential Entrance Point to foreign influenced campaigns wittingly or unwittingly. What a disastrous and disgraceful fate of affairs. The senate should pass this resolution today. I yield the floor to my colleague from oregon. Wyden wyden mr. President. Mr. Wyden mr. President. The presiding officer the senator for oregon. Mr. Wyden mr. President , i rise in support for this ...

Last 24 hours authorities were seen collecting evidence from a home outside of the city. You can see it there. It is unclear what red them there but a picture of the property in may of 2019 shows an rv parked in the backyard. It is similar to the one used in fridays bombing. More than 500 tips have come insofar. I am confident in the team we have. That we will get to the bottom of this. We will find out the story of this individual or individuals. We dont know right now. Reporter the explosion w...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: This post provides information regarding California Assembly Bill No. 80 (the “Bill”), which conforms California tax law to Federal tax law on PPP loans. The Bill received bi-partisan support, passing the California Assembly with a vote of 75-0 and passed the California Senate with a vote of 37-0. Governor Newsom signed the Bill on April 29, 2021. In a press release, the Governor’s office characterized the bill as a “$6.2 bill...

N.J.’s stages may be saved by $10 billion lifeline after months of devastation Updated Dec 23, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 The new stimulus bill has allotted $10 million for devastated performance venues. River City Extension plays The Stone Pony in Asbury Park in 2015. (Alex Remnick | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com)SL Facebook Share New Jersey’s silent stages may be finally saved. After nearly eight months spent lobbying Capitol Hill to support the country’s financially eviscerated arts i...