Immigration bill debate tests link to Boston tragedy
At a Senate Judiciary hearing supporters of a sweeping immigration bill deny linking the tragedy to the bill amid sharp exchanges. Senators Schumer Grassley Leahy defend a plan to tighten borders expand worker visas and offer a citizenship path for about 11 million undocumented immigrants while Republicans Crus and Sessions criticize the measure as divisive and job harming.
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U.S
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D-Vt
Judiciary Committee
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Texas
Jeff Sessions
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Suburbs Drive Shifts in Gun Legislation Debates
In a political shift, the suburbs emerge as a key influence on gun control. The Senate defeat of new firearm restrictions highlighted urban suburban divides. Suburbs, home to many married women and independents, leant toward tougher laws and supported expanded background checks with four Republican defectors.
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Obama hosts third White House science fair with rockets
President Barack Obama praised student science projects at the third White House science fair. He highlighted rocket, robot and other STEM displays from top winners, calling the work "really cool" as he encouraged continued exploration.
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Washington, D.C
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Bill to tax online shopping faces Senate debate
A bill to require Internet retailers to collect state and local sales taxes moves out of committee with a 74 to 20 Senate vote to begin debate. Supporters call it fairness and revenue recovery. opponents warn of complex rules and small business risks.
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Washington D.C
Senate
Obama shifts on same sex marriage and civil rights tone
An editor's note surveys Barack Obama’s campaign promises on gay rights. It notes his 2012 reversal on same sex marriage and calls to treat gay couples as equal under law. It mentions his inaugural emphasis and the administration's support in two Supreme Court cases.
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Inaugural Committee Raises Over 43 Million for Obama
Reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show Obama’s inaugural committee raised more than 43 million dollars for the second inauguration. Corporations provided a major portion of the funds while the committee fell about 7 million short of its 50 million goal.
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