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I urge it to examine the Chinese investments in Airwallex through its non-notified transaction process and conduct a full review of any transaction, bank acquisition, company purchase, or data-rich investment that deepen Airwallex’s…
Jay Clayton is an excellent choice by President Trump for Director of National Intelligence.
Left unchecked, Airwallex has been doubling down. It intends to acquire a US banking license.
Improving a single kid’s education journey can be life-changing, and Arkansas just did that for 44,000 of them.
At a minimum, CFIUS should impose binding conditions that end China-based access to American data and require independent audits.
Since LEARNS went into effect, 44,000 more kids are learning at or above proficiency.
If the review confirms the risk, CFIUS should seek the company’s divestment of the Chinese stakes, as it did with StayNTouch and PatientsLikeMe.
Endless lawsuits delay vital energy projects, resulting in higher energy prices for Arkansans. My bill will eliminate bureaucratic red tape to streamline energy projects.
Sanders endorsed the matching-funding legislation that failed and has offered offered $500,000 in one-time money for Arkansas TV.
That is why I, along with Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), reintroduced our joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution granting Congress the power to legislate on the issue of flag desecration.
I’m not on board for any attacks on PBS.
Millions of people share similar stories and know, like me, that desecrating our flag runs counter to any attempt to strengthen or unite our country.
But Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is signaling to fellow Republicans that she’s not on board for any attacks on PBS.
If we don't extend it for at least a few weeks while we continue to try to work on our differences, the consequences could be severe.
The administration should prepare for a potential significant gap in foreign intelligence collection.
Well over half of every item in the president’s daily brief is derived from Section 702.
Once this authorization expires, the clock starts ticking. The implications get worse every single day.