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plus we will speak with the new secretary of transportation pete buttigieg live in this show in a bit. but, first, breaking tonight, just moments ago it has been more than 100 years since we have seen this moment on capitol hill. more than nine ballots for speaker of the house and just now after a tenth vote has just wrapped up. we still dont have a house speaker. the growing question now is who will blink first? were in the third day day of the republican battle over this job. former ...

State Sen. Chuck Payne, R-Dalton, has been appointed chairman of the Senate Study Committee on Veterans’ Mental Health and Housing.

Recent businessman did in the white house. did things no one else has ever done in the white house. did things no one else has ever done to try to change the country. showed courage and common sense and judgment that we have not seen before. we need a businessman as the speaker of the house. we need a businessman like kevin hern as speaker of the house. we need a businessman like kevin hern who has led the republican study commitment budget task force i have served on two years and put forth the...

Following years of virtual events, this month’s world congress will allow members to make resolutions face-to-face, says Annie Siu-Ting Tsoi, secretary General of the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property.

INDIANAPOLIS—House Speaker Todd Huston, R-Fishers, has released the 2022 summer study committee assignments for members of the Indiana House of Representatives.

Bryan County News Guest column: Senate adjourns By State Sen. Ben Watson, MD. The 2021 legislative session of the Georgia General Assembly completed its business just after midnight on Wednesday, March 31, and we officially adjourned Sine Die.  We began the legislative session worried about the pandemic and Atlanta riots, but ended with vaccinations being administered at a record pace with a healthy economy under way.  There is much legislation that now heads to the Governor f...

On top of that weve got colorado, tennessee and utah theyve gone as far as to send these study committees which are lawmakers to arizona to get some advice on things like how to draft the bill, the wording and the language. how to sell the bill to the public and of course how to defend the bill in courts because they know that if they pass these laws in their states theyll be hit with a flurry of legal challenges. so heres one of the colorado lawmakers who just met with an arizona lawmaker for a...