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New Congressional Leaders Want to Expand US Diplomatic Outreach

New Congressional Leaders Want to Expand US Diplomatic Outreach
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New Congressional Leaders Want to Expand US Diplomatic Outreach

New Congressional Leaders Want to Expand US Diplomatic Outreach
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New Leaders in Congress Seek to Expand US Diplomatic Outreach

New Leaders in Congress Seek to Expand US Diplomatic Outreach
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Feinstein forgot to report a stock purchase made by her investor husband

Dianne Feinstein forgot to report stock purchase made by investor husband Richard Blum: Report FacebookTwitterEmail In this Nov. 6, 2018, file photo, U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, right, smiles next to husband Richard Blum at an election night event in San Francisco.Jeff Chiu / Associated Press Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., neglected to disclose a stock purchase made by her husband last year. But, according to Business Insider, the news outlet that first reported on the forgotten disclosure, she assured Senate officials that she would pay any necessary fines. I recognize that this untimely filing carries a monetary penalty, which I will pay upon notification from the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, wrote Feinstein said in a letter to the Senate Secretary dated Jan. 6 the day of the Capitol riots.

Unrepentant Hawley pushes ethics probe of U S Senate Democrats who filed complaint against him

Sen. Josh Hawley, (R-MO), speaks during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing (Photo by Carolyn Kaster-Pool/Getty Images) WASHINGTON Seven U.S. Senate Democrats urged the chamber’s ethics panel to investigate Sen. Josh Hawley’s role in the pro-Trump assault on the Capitol, and the Missouri Republican is now asking the committee to do the same. In a Monday letter, Hawley argued that the seven Democrats filed an improper complaint last week against him and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas). Both Hawley and Cruz objected to Electoral College votes that solidified President Joe Biden’s win in the presidential election. “In sum, this complaint is none other than a transparent attempt by seven Senators to punish a political opponent for the

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