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epeal Trump's Transgender Military Ban, Sources Say. • Civil Rights Leaders Pledge To Maintain Pressure On Administration. • Schumer Pushes Back On McConnell's Effort To Preserve Filibuster. • GOP Senators Divided On Trump Trial As House Prepares To Deliver Article Of Impeachment. INTERNATIONAL NEWS • D

about any semblance of cooperation." On its website, Fox News (1/24, Fordham, 23.99M) reports that during a news conference Sunday, Schumer said, "Mitch McConnell will not dictate to the Senate what we should do and how we should proceed. ... McConnell is no longer the majority leader, and in every Senate in

oing federal corruption probe that so far has led to bribery charges against one of his closest confidants and several others tied to utility giant Commonwealth Edison." While Illinois; "government has a history of lawmakers resigning while facing federal heat, including some who wound up escaping criminal charges,

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will direct stimulus payments to the American people." The Washington Post (7/19, Al, Kim, Bade, Werner, 14.2M) reports that Senate Majority Leader McConnell "is facing competing demands from President Trump and Republican senators, including some who are up for reelection in states hit hard by the virus

that Democratic lawmakers called for policies to honor Lewis' legacy. House Majority Whip Clyburn "urged President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to pass legislation that would expand voting rights in Lewis's name." Clyburn said on CNN's State Of The UnionVI, "It should be the John R.

lieved to be the largest criminal fine ever in Chicago's federal court." The New York Times (7/17, Oppel, 18.61M) reports, "Whatever officials from Commonwealth Edison did to avoid leaving a trail, it apparently didn't work. On Friday, federal prosecutors in Chicago announced that they had filed a single bribery ch

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Block Migrants From Count. • CBP Reports Record Arrests In October. • Democrats Demand Release For Female Detainees In ICE Custody. • Schumer Says McConnell Has Agreed To Resume COVID Relief Talks. • Top Congressional Aides Meet To Discuss Averting Government Shutdown. • Mnuchin Will Not Extend Emergenc

ike Madigan released a written statement Thursday following the issuing of charges on Wednesday against several former executives and lobbyists for Commonwealth Edison." WGEM-TV adds, "Prosecutors haven't charged Madigan and in the statement Madigan maintains the indictment alleges no criminal misconduct or wrong