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Donald Trump Trump’s disqualification to be president under the Fourteenth Amendment is the pardons and commutations to time ...

FoRGED Act calls for the most sweeping defense acquisition reform in a generation. FoRGED Act ensures we spend wisely but a ...

The Congress of the United States makes the laws ... We must hold him to his oath of office. President Donald Trump has started his priority of reforming the immigration law by removing criminals ...

Honorable Judge John Kirihara, who served on the Merced County Superior Court for more than 20 years, officiated Congressman ...

“Do not move seat cards,” instructed a list of etiquette rules placed on each of the approximately 600 folding chairs. The rules also directed those with seats on the stage to refrain from holding up ...

Though it was rewritten by Congress in the wake of the Civil War, as Americans grappled with allowing former Confederates into federal service at all, that oath of office is still with us ...

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Trump will take the oath of office for his second, and final ... Tickets are distributed through members of Congress and are typically released to Congress members' offices starting in early January, ...