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The President of the Azores and Rep. António Cabral met to discuss issues of mutual interest. Mayor Mitchell and Cabral will join ceremonies in Faial.

On July 25, 2023, the Senate overwhelmingly approved a measure to add mandatory notifications of certain investments in China to the National Defense Authorization Act ("NDAA").

Congress should amend the Clean Air Act in order to prevent the EPA from bankrupting the nation.

Military detention is a necessary and lawful tool with a long history of use, and whatever President Obama does, he is extremely unlikely to end detention altogether. But he does have theopportunity and the obligation to put U.S. detention policy on afirmer footing by crafting a durable legal framework for detentionthat meets our security needs as well as our values.

Ironies abound in the current United States policy toward North Korea. Someone awakening from a long slumber could be forgiven for concluding that a naively liberal president George W Bush had been replaced by neo-conservative Barack Obama.

In order to help realize the promises of Iran’s Green Revolution, Congress and the Administration should take these steps.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 61 July 2, 1980 THE CRIMINAL CODE REFORM ACT OF 1979 (S.1722) INTRODUCTION

Immigration reform will succeed only if it enhances national security, promotes economic growth, and protects freedom and liberty. The Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act (S. 1033)introduced by Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Edward Kennedy (D-MA)does not achieve these ends.

Through the power and successful political application of its ideas, the conservative movement became a dominant player in America's political and economic realms. With the right leadership,much of the frustration and uncertainty that now characterize theconservative movement will again fade away as they did when RobertTaft, Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan, and Newt Gingrich were themovement's acknowledged leaders.

Five Democratic senators have introduced two bills that would decriminalize prostitution and open the gates for Rhode Island to again become a safe haven for sex trafficking.