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Senator Co-Sponsors Effort to Protect Honor, Punish Frauds Profiting from Fake Service

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Jul 11, 2012   Politics  

Senator Co-Sponsors Effort to Protect Honor, Punish Frauds Profiting from Fake Service

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Lisa Murkowski today joined the fight to punish attempts by individuals to make money through misrepresenting themselves as heroes from military service – as a co-sponsor of S.1728, the Stolen Valor Act. The bill would impose a punishment on individuals who commit fraud by lying about their military service with the […]

US Congress to Vote on Health Care Law

By VOA News on Jul 11, 2012   Politics  

US Congress to Vote on Health Care Law

The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives will hold a vote Wednesday to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the new national health care reform law.

Obama, Republicans Spar Over Taxes

By Kent Klein | VOA News on Jul 11, 2012   Politics  

Obama, Republicans Spar Over Taxes

WHITE HOUSE — President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, Obama's probable Republican opponent in November's presidential election, are campaigning on economic issues. The president campaigned Tuesday in the Midwestern state of Iowa, a likely battleground state in this year's election.

Bachmeier Pulled from District 13 Ballot over Residency Requirements

By Staff on Jul 11, 2012   Politics  

Bachmeier Pulled from District 13 Ballot over Residency Requirements

In an unusual turn of events, a Republican candidate who had already been certified for the primary election taking place in August, has been ruled ineligible to run on the ballot.

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