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Two authoritative but differing tallies describe the nonfatal toll on officers from the January 6, 2021, attack: union and contemporaneous reporting put the figure at about , while a Government Accoun...
The record shows ’s combined repeated, baseless claims that was “corrupt” with language urging supporters to march to — he told the crowd “I know that everyone here will soon be marching to the Capito...
If by “Section 4” the question refers to the constitutional Elections Clause (Article I, Section 4) and a resulting dispute over who is entitled to a House seat, the matter moves first through state r...
The term “Members’ Representational Allowance” (MRA) most commonly refers to the consolidated office budget given to individual members to cover official, representational duties, while office funding...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not document any direct communications between national Democratic leaders and organizers of the January 6, 2021, attack; instead, the material centers...
If a member of Congress has their citizenship questioned after an election, there is no automatic administrative removal: the Constitution’s eligibility rules trigger , and the House or Senate has pri...
The House rules and practice guides treat member swearing-in disputes as matters the House itself must resolve: the Speaker may administer oaths based on a member-elect’s prima facie claim, but final ...
Congressional pay and office allowances have seen procedural and modest structural changes since 2000: salary adjustments remain tied to an automatic Employment Cost Index formula established in 1989 ...
The January 6 committee examined the broader surrounding the Capitol attack, including the National Guard’s involvement, but its public reports stopped short of detailing the precise legal for Guard d...