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Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, is facing increasing international pressure to testify under oath regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

A new proposal in Florida aims to allow certain sectors to pay employees in training less than the state's current minimum wage of $14 per hour to encourage skill development, sparking controversy among lawmakers.

Sarah Ferguson faces increasing scrutiny and calls to testify about her connections to Jeffrey Epstein as US officials investigate his prosecution.

Lawmakers from South Korea's ruling party argue for military support in response to U.S. President Trump’s demand to deploy troops to the Strait of Hormuz, focusing on the economic implications of such a move.

Lawmakers and union leaders in the US reacted with shock to allegations of sexual abuse against labor organizer César Chávez, revealed in a recent investigation.

Senate lawmakers are set to question top intelligence officials about the Iran war following the resignation of a key counterterrorism leader in protest of the conflict.

US lawmakers are raising alarms about China's rapid advancements in humanoid robots, urging a coordinated policy response to counter potential security threats.

Democratic lawmakers and progressive advocates are pushing for a windfall tax on major oil companies profiting from the ongoing war in Iran.

Texas lawmakers engaged in a heated debate over Department of Homeland Security funding amid a prolonged agency shutdown affecting air travel.

German lawmakers from various parties oppose the involvement of Germany in a US-led military mission to protect oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.

Taiwan's lawmakers have given the green light for the government to sign four arms agreements with the United States, despite funding proposals for these and other arms yet to be approved.

The Pentagon reported to lawmakers that the costs of the war against Iran have surpassed $11.3 billion, though actual expenses are likely much higher and not fully assessed.

The Pentagon reported to Congress that the first week of the war with Iran has cost the United States $11.3 billion, excluding overall war costs and following concerns from lawmakers about funding.

US lawmakers are investigating the financial dealings of Jeffrey Epstein through testimony from his former accountant.

The Pentagon has reported to U.S. lawmakers that the cost of the war against Iran exceeded $11.3 billion in the first six days alone.

Martin Helme, chairman of EKRE, claims that during a meeting with US lawmakers, it was made clear that the USA is primarily interested in Estonia's valuable natural resources rather than military cooperation.

Anonymous gamblers have profited significantly from placing bets on potential military strikes on Iran via the prediction market Polymarket, raising ethical concerns about betting on war.

Democratic lawmakers express concerns that President Trump may deploy troops to Iran based on recent classified briefings that left them with many questions.

Democratic lawmakers in the U.S. Senate express concerns about the possibility of President Trump ordering military intervention in Iran following a classified briefing with defense and intelligence officials.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has chosen not to condemn anti-Muslim remarks made by some Republican lawmakers, claiming to have addressed their tone instead.

Democratic senators are pushing for public hearings to hold Trump's administration accountable for its actions regarding the Iran war.

US lawmakers are calling for the release of two young Mexican mariachis held in detention by immigration authorities in Texas.

Republican lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to investigate the potential exploitation of U.S. birthright citizenship and visa programs by Chinese nationals in the Northern Mariana Islands, citing national security concerns.

The US has granted India a 30-day exemption to purchase Russian oil, causing significant controversy among American lawmakers regarding the implications of this decision.

The article discusses the silence of Vice President JD Vance during a critical time following US military strikes on Iran, highlighting scrutiny from fellow conservative lawmakers.

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating dismissing Kristi Noem from her position as Secretary of State after contentious interactions with Republican lawmakers.

South Korean lawmakers have agreed to pass a bill supporting a $350 billion US investment package by March 12.

Democrat lawmakers criticize the potential Senate decision to authorize military action against Iran, calling it a 'war of choice.'

US lawmakers are likely to face challenges in limiting Trump's ability to continue military actions.

The US administration, led by President Donald Trump, has conducted airstrikes in Iran without prior notification to Congress, prompting concerns from lawmakers about the lack of oversight.

Public opinion in the US is largely divided over President Trump's recent military strikes against Iran, with significant backlash observed in opinion polls and from lawmakers.

Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Israel was prepared to act against Iran independently, viewing Iran as an existential threat, based on insights from a classified briefing.

Rep. Ryan Zinke, a former Cabinet member under Trump, is retiring from Congress, joining a significant number of lawmakers opting not to seek re-election.

There is growing mobilization in the U.S. Congress to return all lawmakers to Washington for a vote on limiting presidential power regarding military actions in Iran.

US lawmakers have strongly criticized President Trump for conducting military strikes against Iran without Congressional approval, calling it an unauthorized act of war.

U.S. lawmakers are divided over the legality and necessity of a military attack on Iran, which has sparked a debate on presidential war powers and Congressional approval.

Baltic Advocacy Days bring together around 40 participants to the Capitol to influence US policy towards the Baltic states, with initiatives aiming for increased engagement from lawmakers.

US lawmakers from both parties are criticizing President Trump's military actions against Iran, prompting a congressional push to assert war powers.

Bill Clinton is set to testify before US lawmakers regarding the Epstein case a day after Hillary Clinton's own testimony.

Democratic lawmakers expressed anger over the US military mistakenly shooting down a Customs and Border Protection drone at the Texas-Mexico border, highlighting administrative incompetence under the Trump administration.

Hillary Clinton testified before a US Congress committee, insisting she had no prior knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and urged lawmakers to question President Donald Trump in relation to Epstein.

The Pentagon reportedly shot down a US border patrol drone with a laser-based anti-drone system near the Mexican border, prompting flight restrictions by the FAA.

Missing materials related to a woman who accused former President Trump of sexual abuse are absent from recently released Epstein documents, raising concerns among lawmakers.

A military system used to combat drones may have mistakenly shot down a U.S. government drone near the Mexico border, according to Democratic lawmakers.

Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill to prevent illegal immigrants from possessing firearms while serving as law enforcement officers.

Democratic lawmakers are urging the energy department to halt increased liquefied natural gas exports as US energy prices rise sharply for households.

Hillary Clinton testified before U.S. lawmakers that she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and had never met him.

Documents related to Donald Trump have been removed from the Epstein case files, prompting calls for transparency from US lawmakers.

US lawmakers express a desire for stable trade relations with China while emphasizing a lack of trust in Chinese practices regarding technology and trade.

Marco Rubio is set to brief top US lawmakers on Iran as tensions rise and the US increases its military presence in the Middle East.