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Discharge petitions are a rare, difficult House procedure that requires 218 signatures and at least 30 legislative days in committee; historically only a handful reach the threshold and even fewer pro...
If Venezuela defaults on its oil‑backed loans, China’s options to recover losses run along three tracks: enforcing contract terms tied to oil flows and escrow accounts, pursuing litigation/arbitration...
Discharge petitions have rarely produced laws in modern Congresses: scholars count fewer than a dozen successful petitions since 1935 that led to floor action, and some accounts say only a very small ...
Yes — can and do lend to foreign small enterprises, but that ability is governed by a mix of federal supervision, state rules, tax and treaty considerations, and bank risk-management and reporting obl...
A discharge petition is an uncommon but consequential parliamentary tool that forces a bill out of committee and onto the House floor when 218 members sign; historically only a handful of measures rea...