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Young’s Native American Energy Act Receives House Floor Consideration

By Matt Shuckerow | Office of Congressman Don Young on Oct 7, 2015   Featured, Politics, State  

Young’s Native American Energy Act Receives House Floor Consideration

On Thursday, the full House will consider H.R. 538, the “Native American Energy Act”, introduced by Alaska Congressman Don Young. The bill, which passed committee on September 10, 2015, works to promote energy development on Indian and Alaska Native Corporation lands by expediting, streamlining, and standardizing the process for obtaining appraisals and permits. For too […]

Trump Vows to Cut Taxes, Fiorina Escapes Falling Curtain

By Zlatica Hoke | VOA News on Sep 30, 2015   Featured, Politics  

Trump Vows to Cut Taxes, Fiorina Escapes Falling Curtain

The Republican presidential campaign entered a new week with some memorable moments. Frontrunner Donald Trump revealed his tax plan on Monday in New York while rival Carly Fiorina barely escaped a falling curtain wall at an event in San Antonio. Trump promised to cut income taxes for middle-class as well as wealthy Americans, while eliminating […]

US House Speaker Boehner to Resign from Congress

By VOA News on Sep 25, 2015   Featured, Politics  

US House Speaker Boehner to Resign from Congress

The Republican speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, John Boehner, will resign from Congress and give up his seat at the end of October, lawmakers and aides in the speaker’s office said Friday. Boehner, a member of Congress since 1990, has been under pressure from the conservative wing of his Republican Party on a […]

Foreign Policy Dominates Republican Debate

By William Gallo | VOA News on Sep 17, 2015   Featured, Politics  

Foreign Policy Dominates Republican Debate

Foreign affairs were a central focus at Wednesday’s debate between Republican presidential contenders, each of whom argued they offer the strongest alternative to what they see as the weak policies of President Barack Obama. The 11 leading candidates sparred over issues including how to deal with the Iran nuclear deal, a rising China and assertive […]

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