The recount was possible under Virginia law because the margin between the two candidates was less than 1 percent. WASHINGTON—A recount conducted on Aug. 1 in Virginia’s 5th Congressional District confirmed that state Sen. John McGuire defeated incumbent Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.), the chairman of the influential and conservative House Freedom Caucus. The final tally
The recount was possible under Virginia law because the margin between the two candidates was less than 1 percent. WASHINGTON—A recount conducted on Aug. 1 in Virginia’s 5th Congressional District confirmed that state Sen. John McGuire defeated incumbent Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.), the chairman of the influential and conservative House Freedom Caucus. The final tally
Local officials describe cartel operations to The Epoch Times. COCHISE COUNTY—On the U.S. side of the southern border, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) stood before a gap—a hole in the border wall—as he prepared to speak. As the land rose behind him, the thin, rust-brown line separating the United States from Mexico blinked out: wall, wall,
Vice President Kamala Harris highlighted several speakers on Thursday to eulogize Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, who passed away on July 19. Harris called Lee a “true champion,” and a woman of “deep faith and deep compassion.” Friends, family and colleagues paid respects to the longtime Texas congresswoman at Houston’s City Hall. Original News Source Link
GOP megadonors like Paul Singer, Miriam Adelson, and Ken Griffin opened their checkbooks in the second quarter of 2024. Political action committees providing additional funding to Republican congressional candidates entered the stretch run of the 2024 election season with a slight cash-on-hand advantage over opposing PACs backing Democratic candidates. Between July 15 and July 20,
Senate unanimously adopts House-passed Water Resources Development Act, authorizing $9.8 billion for water quality, flood-control, drought resilience projects. The Senate has reauthorized the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) in a unanimous Aug. 1 vote, green-lighting more than $9.8 billion in funding for water infrastructure projects across all 50 states and for more than 80 feasibility studies.
Chamber unanimously adopts Water Resources Development Act, authorizing $9.8 billion for water quality, flood-control, and drought resilience projects. The Senate has reauthorized the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) in a unanimous Aug. 1 vote, green-lighting more than $9.8 billion in funding for water infrastructure projects across all 50 states and for more than 80 feasibility studies.