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By Melanie Zanona, Manu Raju and Annie Grayer, CNN As Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy mulls whom to tap for a congressional investigation into the deadly US Capitol riot — and whether to appoint people at all — Republicans from across the conference are racing to show they have no interest in taking on a politically fraught assignment, particularly lawmakers in difficult reelection races. There’s even scant interest among the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donal...

Say wins today in the mens for a, in straight sets, andy womens draw, they went through a straight sets, so and karolina pliskova. in the mens ? cameron norrie beat stefan ice and his brother. —— in the mens doubles. we have got february, nori tomorrow, looking forward to that, emma as well but also it was all about andy murray tonight against dennis. —— we have roger federer and cameron norrie tomorrow. it will be whole different test for murray tonight. compared to the two matches hes ...

Our next guest says there are national implications to the vote. we will explain what those are. plus, whats next for voting rights after yesterdays republican filibuster in the senate? and on infrastructure the co-chairs of the house problem solvers caucus join us here to discuss where the bipartisan plan stands. also ahead violent crime on the rise across the country and local leaders see few options for regaining control. and as we mentioned, new reporting this morning about former pr...

You have this bipartisan group of senators. you have the problem solvers in the house who say that they have a plan. and there is the go to alone package that bernie sanders has introduced that ill ask about in a moment. you cant pull your full weight behind three plans. which direction are you starting in, are you going in? >> i dont think that it is about direction, i think that it is about being intentional and strategic and fulfilling the presidents vision. so every plan will be kree evaluat...

Governors Wind Energy Coalition Bipartisan infrastructure pitch gains steam on Capitol Hill as Biden weighs in from Europe Source: By Seung Min Kim and Tony Romm, Washington Post • Posted: Thursday, June 17, 2021 21 senators now support framework of infrastructure deal, and Biden says his chief of staff believes there’s ‘room’ for an agreement Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) arrives to a luncheon on Capitol Hill on June 16. (Sarah Silbiger/Bloomberg News) Bipartisa...

Congressman Fred Upton says if an infrastructure package is going to be approved in Washington, it will have to be bipartisan, and that's why he's optimistic

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Congressfitzpatrick to get 80% n nothing at all. im wondering why this cant extend to all of your colleagues to find the middle ground and by that i guess i fault in general the hyper nature of our times. why cant everyone get around like ronald reagan said, we both aim to get something to help each side. why cant we? i will begin that with you, congressman peters? >> ive been in congress since 2013 and its always struck me that theres so much division. the biggest problem in america is not any ...

President Joe Biden is pursuing “multiple paths forward” as he looks to muscle his big infrastructure package through Congress.

Democrats wouldn't go as far to say they've reached a final compromise.