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Schumer calls for ban on flavored e-cigarettes
With More And More Young People All-Out Addicted To Flavors, Schumer Says Close Loophole Now & Finalize Rule ASAP Just as the administration wavers on a possible ban on flavored e-cigarettes, U.S.…
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Schumer announces 9/11 widows and children will gain access to victims’ fund in pending spending bill
Schumer’s Plan Amends US Victims Of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund & Makes 9/11 Widows & Children Eligible For Payments By Raising Family Cap In a major win for 9/11 widows and children,…
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Stefanik releases FEMA damage assessment following devasting floods
Following the letter Congresswoman Stefanik and Congressman Brindisi sent to Governor Cuomo earlier this month requesting a Joint Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA), this week FEMA will begin working with state and local…
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Reed delivers $125k grant for Steuben County drug prevention program
Today, Rep. Tom Reed announced a $125,000 grant for the Steuben Prevention Coalition which will be used for drug and substance abuse education efforts in the area. The grant was announced by…
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Higgins announces $1.625 million in federal funds for Buffalo State
Grants Aimed at Reducing Substance Abuse, Promoting Healthy Lifestyles Among Area Youth Congressman Brian Higgins (NY-26), ’85, announced the award of two Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) grants to Buffalo…
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Strzok-Page emails contradict Clinton’s claim that she ‘never received nor sent’ classified material
The United States Department of Justice released 119 pages of records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, revealing that, after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s statement denying the transmission of classified information over…
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Judicial Watch sues for documents on Obama effort to undermine the elected government in Guatemala
Judicial Watch announced today that it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the State Department for communications among U.S. and Guatemalan officials regarding the International Commission Against Impunity in…
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Katko, Brindisi, and Morelle call on IJC to provide protection for Lake Ontario shoreline communities
Following a year of high water levels along Lake Ontario, U.S. Reps. John Katko (NY-24), Anthony Brindisi (NY-22), and Joseph Morelle (NY-25) today sent a bipartisan letter to Jane Corwin, Chair of the U.S. Section,…
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DeGette, Reed introduce bipartisan legislation to cut the skyrocketing cost of insulin
U.S. Reps. Diana DeGette (D-CO) and Tom Reed (R-NY), co-chairs of the Congressional Diabetes Caucus, today introduced new bipartisan legislation to cut the price of most insulin products by more than 75%.…
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Higgins calls on DHS to solve nationwide pediatric chemotherapy drug shortage
Children With Cancer and their Families Faced With Uncertainty As Critical Drugs Become Unavailable Congressman Brian Higgins (NY-26) is calling for answers and action in response to nationwide pediatric cancer drug shortages…
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IRVING: Novel approaches required to help people returning from prison
BY DOUG IRVING Eric Holmes lost two years of his life inside Pelican Bay State Prison after he and some friends tried to rob a bank. “It was a wake-up call, reality…
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Latin America’s narco-regimes strike back
BY ROGER NORIEGA After Venezuela’s narcoregime survived a U.S.-backed campaign to depose Nicolas Maduro, the well-financed criminals are counterpunching. The sight of burning subway cars in Chile, violent marches in Quito, renewed armed…
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White House visitor logs detail Eric Ciaramella meetings, suggesting an attempted coup
Logs Also Show DNC Contractor Who Allegedly Worked with Ukraine to Investigate Trump/Manafort Visited Obama White House 27 times An analysis of Obama-era White House visitor logs that detail meeting of controversial…
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Nikki Haley honored by AEI with the 2019 Irving Kristol Award
Former Governor of South Carolina and United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley was honored by the American Enterprise Institute last week, naming her the recipient of the 2019 Irving…
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ESTELLE: With or without Baghdadi, Salafi-jihadis are winning the governance game
BY EMILY ESTELLE The Islamic State just named the successor to its late leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi — Abu Ibrahim al Hashimi al Qurayshi. The US military and intelligence community is doubtlessly already…
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New Benghazi documents confirm a Clinton coverup
This week, Judicial Watch released new emails on the Benghazi controversy that had been covered up for years and would have exposed Hillary Clinton’s email account if they had been released when the State Department first…
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AP reporters put FBI codes in private locker of Manafort, in apparent effort to push criminal prosecution
Andrew Weissmann organized off-the-record DOJ/FBI meeting with AP to exchange ‘clarification’ and ‘assistance’ in their investigation for details on former Trump Campaign Director Paul Manafort This week, Judicial Watch released two productions of…
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HUSOCK: What Barr got right, what he got wrong
BY HOWARD HUSOCK He singled out for criticism those who believe that, in effect, government social programs could replace the virtues instilled by religion. Attorney General William Barr finds himself the target…
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Public universities give Chinese communists exclusive rights to intellectual concepts, trademarks
BY TOM FITTON In the midst of a human rights crisis and violent pro-democracy manifestations in China, Judicial Watch has obtained records that expose a troubling partnership between a public American university…
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Obama’s Ukraine Ambassador ordered monitoring of journalists and Trump allies
BY TOM FITTON Judicial Watch is investigating if prominent conservative figures, journalists and persons with ties to President Donald Trump were unlawfully monitored by the State Department in Ukraine at the request…
