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Library of Congress Website Deleted Part of the Constitution That Trump Doesn't Like. Now They're Calling It a 'Coding Error'
The Library of Congress removed two and a half sections of the Constitution from its website sometime after President Donald Trump ousted the library's longtime leader in May. The omitted portions of
Fact Check: U.S. Constitution's Article 1 Sections 9 And 10 WERE Deleted From Congress Website -- Library Of Congress Blames 'Coding Error'
Did sections of the U.S. Constitution concerning habeas corpus and the powers of Congress disappear from the U.S. Congress website before? Yes, that's true: Archived versions of the pages recorded the changes that omitted sections 9
Library Of Congress Blames 'Coding Error' After Key Parts Of Constitution Get Wiped From Site
The site issue surfaced months after a senior Trump official claimed the administration was "actively looking" at suspending a major constitutional provision.
Library of Congress explains how parts of US Constitution vanished from its website
The U.S. congressional agency confirmed to TechCrunch that the removal of key sections of the Constitution from its website were removed in error. The full text has now been reinstated.
Coding error blamed after parts of Constitution disappear from US website
The Library of Congress today said a coding error resulted in deletion of parts of the US Constitution from Congress' website and promised a fix after many Internet users pointed out the missing sections this morning.
Library of Congress blames "coding error" for missing sections of online Constitution
The Library of Congress on Wednesday pointed to an unspecified "coding error" that led to key parts of the U.S. Constitution being deleted from the Constitution Annotated website. Why it matters: The missing sections included foundational provisions,

Trump order to exclude immigrants from census could cost Texas seats in Congress, federal funding

Texas could lose representation in Congress and billions of dollars in federal funding if President Donald Trump follows ...
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Corpus Christi designated as a United States Coast Guard City

This designation not only enhances the community’s ties with the Coast Guard but also a city deeply committed to honoring and ...

Congress Immediately Jets Off To Foreign Countries For Annual Month-Long Break From Work

The House of Representatives recess began on July 23 and many lawmakers are spending their first days of what the ...
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Members of Congress call Afghan interpreter's detention by ICE a 'betrayal'

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Bill Keating expressed outrage at the treatment of a former Afghan interpreter for U.S.
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A new strategy emerges to reform health care — ballot measures in multiple states to provide insurance for everyone

Long before any campaign gets started, the one-payer idea is drawing criticism from Colorado groups representing insurers and ...
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Coverage of United States Congress - CBS Philadelphia

Coverage of United States CongressPa. Sen. John Fetterman urges Turks and Caicos to release detained Americans Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman joined other members of Congress on a trip Turks ...
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Constitution of the United States - The Heritage Foundation

The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties ...

Does SEC, Big Ten or Congress run college football? Examining candidates atop the chaos

College football famously doesn't have one person in charge. Here's a look at the cast of characters who have or are vying ...
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Coverage of United States Congress - CBS Minnesota

Coverage of United States CongressFor Democrats the postmortem continues on why Vice President Kamala Harris and her Running mate Governor Tim Walz performed more poorly with almost every ...

Carville: Democrats have to add states, expand Supreme Court to ‘save democracy’

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville on Thursday suggested Democrats should add two states to the country and expand the Supreme Court in order to “save democracy.” “They are just going to ...