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YOUTUBE (Jesse Lee Peterson) - Lindsay Clancy's lawyer wants her found not guilty outright | JLP reacts

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AF (Pentagon News) - AF Week in Photos

This week's photos feature Airmen from around the globe involved in activities supporting expeditionary operations and defending America. This weekly feature showcases the men and women of the Air Force.

NYTIMES (Brad Plumer) - California Sues to Block Trump From Weakening Fuel Economy Rules

The lawsuit is the 97th the state has filed against the Trump administration over the past year and a half.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - FBI Assembles Elite Team Of Investigators To See If All These Terrorist Attacks Can Somehow Be Connected To A Single Ideology

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In response to the attempted hijacking of FlyDubai Flight 1073, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly formed an elite task force to determine if all these terrorist attacks can somehow be connected to a single ideology.

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - 'WHAT IN THE WORLD?': Mamdani MOCKED for interview answer

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YOUTUBE (O’Keefe Media Group) - Apparently my questions to Murkowski's office were scarier than I thought.

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AXIOS (Stef W. Kight) - Senate crushes House on congressional work days

Source: Ballotpedia, Congressional Record; Chart: Stef Kight/Axios The Senate is well on its way to claiming the congressional attendance trophy this year, spending 32 more weekdays in session so far than the House. Why it matters: Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) have been torched by members for all the time off — not to mention Democrats, who taunt them for their truancy. - The Senate left town late Wednesday — two weeks after its House counterparts — putting both chambers out of town until after the Nov. 3 midterms. - "I suppose I left the House two years too soon," Sen. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) told Axios, joking about how many fewer days the House has worked compared to the Senate…

What arguments has House Speaker Mike Johnson made regarding the productivity of the House?
Speaker Mike Johnson stated that the House has been the second most productive in terms of legislation in the history of the institution since 1789, noting that the House had passed more than 900 pieces of legislation and approximately 700 were awaiting Senate action.
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How does the per capita legislative productivity compare between senators and House members?
The Senate was more productive per capita, with 22 pieces of legislation per senator compared to nine per House member.
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What are the legislative productivity statistics for the House and Senate regarding bills passed between January 3 and the end of August?
The House passed 380 measures compared to 269 by the Senate, but the Senate held more "yea" or "nay" votes, with 231 compared to the House's 216. Additionally, the Senate passed 20 bills sent by the House, while the House passed 21 bills sent by the Senate.
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How do the total hours spent in session compare between the Senate and the House as of September 14?
According to data in the Congressional Record, the Senate has spent nearly 664 hours in session, whereas the House has spent approximately 378 hours in session.
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What is the projected difference in weekdays in session between the Senate and the House by the end of the year?
Under the current calendars, the Senate is on pace to finish the year with approximately 126 weekdays in session, compared to 92 weekdays for the House.
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How many weekdays has the Senate spent in session so far this year compared to the House of Representatives?
According to an analysis of congressional calendars by Ballotpedia and Axios, the Senate has been in session for 104 weekdays, while the House has only been in session for 72 weekdays.
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