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Fetterman Celebrates 4/20, Praises Pittsburgh Medical Marijuana Workers Looking Unionize
Pennsylvania freshman senator and one of the loudest cannabis allies, John Fetterman, has once again shown support for cannabis policy reform. On Thursday, the former Lieutenant Governor of the Keystone State tweeted a photo of him holding a flag bearing the phrase, "It's 420 somewhere."
Ted Cruz VS Xbox: The Senator Criticized The Console For Being 'Woke'
Ted Cruz (R-TX), U.S. Senator and former presidential candidate, targeted Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT)’s Xbox after the company announced it would include a new update to reduce the console’s carbon footprint.
Senators Sinema And Manchin's Grip On Biden Agenda Hangs In Balance As Georgia Vote Unfolds
On Dec. 6, Georgia voters could be key in deciding the power dynamics of the U.S. Senate, as runoffs in the state come to a close. With early voting taking place, more than 400,000 Georgians have already cast their ballot, according to the Washington Post.
Psychedelics Move Forward In Congress: Sens. Booker And Paul File 'Breakthrough Therapies Act'
Thursday was another important day for psychedelics on Capitol Hill Senators Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Rand Paul (R-KY) jointly filed a bill requesting the DEA
Historic Breakthrough: First Time Ever Congress Will Send Cannabis Bill To Biden's Desk
On Wednesday the Senate passed the Medical Marijuana and Cannabidiol Research Expansion Act, marking the first time ever that a standalone piece of cannabis reform legislation will be sent to President Joe Biden’s desk. 
Trump Says Kim Jong Un 'Fell In Love' With Him, Likening His Relationship With JD Vance To One With North Korean Leader
Former U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “fell in love” with him. Trump said this while drawing a comparison between his relationships with Senate candidate JD Vance and Kim.
US Congressman Proposes New Taxes On Oil Companies Months After Buying Tesla Shares: What Investors Should Know
The push for members of the U.S. Congress to not be allowed to buy and sell stocks continues. A recently disclosed transaction by a member of Congress shows there continues to be conflicts of interest in pushing for policies that could benefit investment holdings.
US Senate Candidate Smokes A Blunt In Campaign Ad: Destigmatize Weed, Highlight Racially-Biased Arrests
Democrat Gary Chambers, who is seeking a U.S. Senate seat from Louisiana, released a campaign ad on Tuesday in which he smokes a sizable blunt while sitting in an armchair looking about as chill as someone could possibly look. But Chambers is dead serious about the harms of cannabis criminalization.
Senate Approves Truck Equipment Mandates, Dispatcher Oversight Measure
The U.S. Senate approved a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill Tuesday that mandates several requirements for trucking previously approved by the U.S. House and will likely make it into a final bill.
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Crypto Lobbying Wins Infrastructure Bill Amendment: Blow To Industry Avoided?
The cryptocurrency industry's lobbying efforts apparently paid off as a bipartisan group of Senators pitched an amendment meant to appease crypto proponent's concerns over the possible consequences of the vague wording contained in the infrastructure bill.
What's Next As Aurora Cannabis Is Nearing The Breakout Point Of A Pennant Pattern
Aurora Cannabis Inc. (NASDAQ: ACB) shares are trading lower Wednesday after retail traders were able to push the stock lower.
5 Things You Might Not Know About Joe Biden
On Jan. 20, 2021, Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. At the age of 78, Biden will be the oldest elected U.S. President, beating the record of 70 set by his predecessor Donald Trump. Biden served in the U.S. Senate for 36 years and was the Vice President under Barack Obama for his eight years as president.
8 Stocks Prolific Trader Sen. David Perdue Sold While In Congress
Over the course of six years, U.S. Sen. David Perdue has placed 2,596 stock trades. Some of the trades may have involved possible inside information thanks to his position on several Senate sub-committees.
Apple Is Trying To 'Water Down' Bill Against Forced Labor In China: Washington Post
Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) is trying to limit the impact of a bill aimed at fighting child labor in China, according to a Washington Post report. 
Chinese Companies Delay US Listings Due To Escalating Tensions
Chinese companies are delaying their listings on exchanges in the United States as the relationship between the two countries continues to deteriorate.
Senate Unanimously Approves Extension Of Terms For Coronavirus Small-Business Loans
Small businesses will now have up to 24 weeks to use Paycheck Protection Program loans extended to them during the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline was raised from eight weeks after the Senate unanimously approved the extension Wedne
Trump Signs Executive Order To End Social Media Legal Immunity For Third-Party Content
President Donald Trump signed an executive order late Thursday aimed at limiting social media platforms immunity from legal actions arising out of third-party content posted on their platform.
Trump Surprised By Fauci's Senate Hearing Comments, Calls Them Not 'Acceptable'
President Donald Trump said he was “surprised” by Dr. Anthony Fauci’s answers before a senate hearing on Tuesday and deemed them unacceptable.
Main Takeaways From Senate's Online Hearing On US Coronavirus Strategy And Reopening The Economy
Senate representative and government’s top health officials held an online hearing on the country's future strategy in fighting the ongoing pandemic on Tuesday.
House Passes $484B Coronavirus Relief Package For Small Businesses And Hospitals
The United States House of Representatives on Thursday voted 388 to five in favor of a $484 billion novel coronavirus (COVID-19) relief package for small businesses and hospitals.
Senate Passes $2T Coronavirus Stimulus Package After Nearly A Week Of Tough Negotiations
$2T Coronavirus Stimulus Set To Pass Senate On Wednesday As Lawmakers, White House Reach Agreement
$2T Coronavirus Stimulus Package Stalled Further As Senate Clashes Over Specifics