Venezuela, Maduro and Congress
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The president and his aides can lie to Congress with impunity, he argued, because the Republicans who run the House and Senate have shown they will do nothing about it. “This is the weakest Congress in American history,” Moulton said, accusing Republican leaders of making a co-equal branch of the federal government “essentially fade away.”
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Americans are reeling from the early weeks of Trump 2.0, and President Donald Trump got a prime-time chance to explain the fast and furious start to his return to power in an address to a joint session of Congress. He made the case for the trade wars he ...
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The US military's capture of Nicolás Maduro has raised legal concerns, as lawmakers are demanding clarity on military objectives and a bipartisan resolution.