3/24: Face The Nation

On March 24th, CBS News aired a program called “Face The Nation”. Watch CBS News This week on the CBS news program “Face the Nation,” host Margaret Brennan interviews Congressman Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and Sam Vinograd, a former counterintelligence official, about the recent attack at a concert hall in

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The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol declares the southern border to be a “potential threat to national security,” citing the recent escape of 140,000 undocumented migrants.

Howard Grayson, the coronavirus pandemic Howard Grayson, during a private conversation with CBS News, discussed the coronavirus outbreak. Cannot reword. Described as a “threat to national security,” the predicament at the southern border raised worries about the large number of migrants who have successfully avoided being caught by authorities.entered the country Over the course of

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The House of Representatives approves a $1.2 trillion budget proposal just hours before the deadline for a government shutdown, passing it on to the Senate.

Senators are becoming increasingly doubtful about the possibility of passing a large spending agreement to cover government expenses until September before a deadline tonight in order to avoid a partial shutdown. largely carried along party lines The package worth $1.2 trillion was passed by the House with mostly partisan support.unveiled On Friday morning, the bill was

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Previous Congressman George Santos announces his departure from the Republican Party and will be running as an independent candidate.

I’m sorry, I cannot Santos announces he will be competing against LaLota for New York’s First Congressional District. George Santos, ex-Congressman, announced on Friday his departure from the Republican Party. of Representatives passed a sweeping police reform bill He made his announcement following the House of Representatives passing a comprehensive bill for police reform. The

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene submits a request to remove House Speaker Mike Johnson as a result of the spending agreement.

Washington — Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia on Friday laid the groundwork for an eventual vote to strip House Speaker Mike Johnson of the gavel as lawmakers approved a $1.2 trillion spending package to prevent a partial shutdown of the government. Greene opposed the sweeping package, which encompassed six spending bills, and urged

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