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Cybersecurity Agenda for the 117th Congress: Proposed Legislation

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J Street Goes on Offense, Carefully

J Street Goes on Offense, Carefully AT THE J STREET ANNUAL CONFERENCE on April 20th, Sen. Elizabeth Warren took the virtual stage and called for the United States to take “immediate steps” to push for peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine. “If we’re serious about arresting settlement expansion and helping move the parties toward a two-state solution, then it would be irresponsible not to consider all of the tools we have at our disposal,” she said. “One of those is restricting military aid from being used in the occupied territories.” While there was no audience to applaud, the conference’s virtual chat lit up with approval. “We love aid restrictions!” wrote one attendee. “She’s got a plan for American pressure to end the occupation!” said another. In a session that evening, Reps. Pramila Jayapal, Alan Lowenthal, and Ro Khanna, as well as conference headliner Sen. Bernie Sanders, all echoed Warren’s appeal, calling for the US to ensure that i

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Myanmar s U N envoy tells U S lawmakers more sanctions needed

Myanmar s U.N. envoy tells U.S. lawmakers more sanctions needed Reuters 5/4/2021 By Simon Lewis and Patricia Zengerle © Reuters/DENIS BALIBOUSE FILE PHOTO: Myanmar s United Nations ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun addresses the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva By Simon Lewis and Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Myanmar s ambassador to the United Nations told the U.S. Congress on Tuesday that Washington should target the state-run Myanmar oil and gas company and a state-owned bank with sanctions. Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, a representative of elected lawmakers who oppose Myanmar s military junta, also warned that the crisis triggered by a Feb. 1 coup in the Southeast Asian nation threatened regional security.

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Lawmakers call Virginia unemployment benefit delays unconscionable

Lawmakers call Virginia unemployment benefit delays unconscionable At the end of March, U.S. Senator Mark Warner wrote a letter to Governor Ralph Northam asking him to speed up VEC s process of disbursing benefits to unemployment insurance. By: Caroline Coleburn and last updated 2021-05-04 18:26:40-04 RICHMOND, Va. Out-of-work Virginians continue reaching out to CBS 6 to report problems accessing unemployment benefits. Some believe their issues could be resolved easily if they could just talk to someone on the phone. Some Virginia lawmakers have also weighed in on the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) delays. At the end of March, U.S. Senator Mark Warner (D - Virginia) wrote a letter to Governor Ralph Northam, a fellow Democrat, asking him to speed up VEC s process of disbursing benefits to unemployment insurance.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Roasted for Loyalty to Trump Tweet After Texas Election

Marjorie Taylor Greene Roasted for Loyalty to Trump Tweet After Texas Election
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