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Reps. Mike Lawler and Ritchie Torres floated a bill on Friday that would impose third-party antisemitism monitors on US colleges and universities taking taxpayers’ money.

New research from Roy Morgan reveals that more than 8 million Australians are currently at risk of mortgage stress as interest rate hikes take their toll.

Audacy has been missing loan interest payments to repay an accrued debt during the merger of former Entercom Communications with CBS Radio in 2017. Read more.

GOP Rep. Mike Lawler became the second New York lawmaker to have his district office defaced this week for pro-Israel views.

I voted yes on the Spending Reduction and Border Security Act, a conservative solution to slash wasteful government spending, secure the border, and keep the government open for 45 days while we continue to debate and pass our funding bills. Every single Democrat in the House voted against it, killing an opportunity to secure our border.

We contacted Florida’s two U.S. senators and three Florida House members from Florida’s west coast to ask why they voted the way they did on the continuing resolution that prevented a government shutdown.

WASHINGTON — We all know that life is about making choices. Serving in Congress requires making big choices on a big stage that are forever chronicled in our vote record.

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.

All five members of the San Diego County congressional delegation voted Saturday keep the federal government open, as Democrats in the House offset a revolt by right-wing Republicans.

The Senate voted to pass a short-term funding package that was passed by the House just hours before a deadline to prevent a government shutdown.