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American politician (born 1946)
A clear, consistent fact emerges across the materials: the U.S. Senate seats — the senators whose six-year terms began with the 117th Congress on January 3, 2021 — expire on , and those seats are the ...
Former presidents have overseen White House renovation projects in which asbestos concerns and formal abatement work were raised publicly; recent reporting shows the West Wing underwent a major asbest...
New England’s 12 Senate seats in 2025 are , making the region markedly more Democratic than the country as a whole, where Republicans hold a narrow Senate majority. Nationally the Senate is reported a...
Congressional and extra‑congressional efforts to in 2025–2026 have centered on formal resolutions introduced in the House, public calls to invoke Section 4 of the by some lawmakers, and the ever‑prese...
A definitive, up-to-date ranking of which have sponsored the most bills since 2000 is not published in a single source provided here, but available reporting and congressional data point to a pattern:...
The Green New Deal (GND) is a broad, mostly nonbinding policy agenda that marries rapid decarbonization with large-scale public investment, job creation, and social programs; leading U.S. versions cal...
Massachusetts’ federal delegation in the House is entirely Democratic and currently has nine members; the state also has two Democratic U.S. senators (total nine House members and two senators) . Stat...
Congressional inquiries to ACECO and to the White House demand documentary proof of when demolition work began and finished, who performed required hazardous‑materials surveys and abatement, and detai...
Early polling and expert ratings a year out from the 2026 Senate contests show a with several genuine toss‑ups and a clear structural disadvantage for Democrats, who must net four seats to control the...
There were multiple legislative proposals over time to withhold or escrow congressional pay during government shutdowns, including House bills in 2018, but no single, successful House law that permane...
Multiple congressional offices and lawmakers have explicitly asked the and for documentation about vetting, use-of-force investigations, and whether applicants or personnel have extremist affiliations...
Calls to use the to remove have resurfaced repeatedly in response to controversial statements and behavior, most recently after a text to about prompted senators like to urge invocation . Legally avai...
The has never been formally invoked to remove or suspend ; instead, it has been the subject of recurring calls and discussion at moments of political alarm, notably after and more recently over public...
Corporate participation in fundraising routed through the Trust for the National Mall has been acknowledged by multiple firms, but public disclosures of specific donor names and dollar amounts are spa...
Congressional oversight of the White House East Wing demolition has moved from immediate letters demanding documentation to nascent legislative proposals, targeted committee questioning, and public th...
The Senate deal to reopen the government bundled a short-term continuing resolution through Jan. 30, 2026 with three full-year appropriation bills and several policy riders — including a broad ban on ...
Prominent Democratic leaders did not broadly or uniformly publicly endorse unconditional direct cash assistance for undocumented immigrants in 2024; the most consistent public actions from leading Dem...
Massachusetts currently holds , a pattern that experts attribute both to the geographic clustering of Democratic voters and to a congressional map that PlanScore judged more skewed than 95% of plans n...
The available reporting shows , but there is not a single consolidated list and some reports emphasize participation rather than formal endorsements. Key named figures who publicly addressed or joined...