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In a statement on Monday, Risch called on the Biden administration to abandon the belief that it can negotiate with Zimbabwe’s current leaders.

Some are still mulling over the outcome of legislative races in Virginia on Tuesday and now have thoughts about long-term implications -- particularly from the pro-life standpoint.

Idaho is continuing its effort to delist grizzly bears in the lower 48 states from the Endangered Species Act via three avenues: administrative, legislative and judicial.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Jim Risch, a ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, today released the following statement on the Zimbabwe government’s severe repression of the opposition: “It is clear the Mnangagwa regime is entrenched. The United States must abandon any misguided belief that it can negotiate with Zimbabwe's current leaders, who have…

Idaho is continuing its effort to delist grizzly bears in the lower 48 states from the Endangered Species Act via three avenues: administrative, legislative and judicial.

Idaho is continuing its effort to delist grizzly bears in the lower 48 states from the Endangered Species Act via three avenues: administrative, legislative and judicial.

It’s now in the open. The United States wants regime change in Zimbabwe. A United States senator says Washington must abandon any misguided belief that it can negotiate with Zimbabwe’s current leaders and must instead forge a coalition to remove the present government. Senator Jim Risch of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday said:“It is

The recent article regarding the Friends of Scotchman wilderness EcoFlights around the Scotchman Peak area included several familiar incorrect and misleading statements regarding the area and the failed campaign for wilderness.

This is the first time that the South African government has given a timeline for when it hopes the US Congress might extend Agoa, which has been renewed twice since it was launched in 2000, and is due to expire in September 2025. 

The DAIRY PRIDE Act says it wants to protect consumers. In reality, it's trying to protect dairy farmers from economic competition.