House, and montana is one of those states, current member of congress is republican congressman ryan zinke. This past November Mike fellows ran as the libertarian candidate against ryan zinke for congress, and nobody thinks that mike fellows had a shot at unseating this incumbent congressman, but it still had a really big policaimpact on the state of montana, when ke fellows unexpectedly died in the leadup to the election. Only 59 years old, he was driving home from a Campaign Event on a monday night in september, he got into a headon car crash, and mike fellows died, led to a lot of kind tributes to him in montana from people across the state, people across the ideological spectrum. But one of the practical nuts and bolts and indeed financial consequences of mike fellows dying right before that election, after he had qualified for the libertarian line on the ballot in that Congressional Election is that it cost counties across montana a lot of money for that election. Theres a law in
John ratcliffe coming up on pelosis next move. All that ahead on sunday morning futures. Maria members of Irans Parliament chanting death to america this morning in response to a u. S. Air strike that killed a top Iranian Military commander. Iran vowing to retaliate as President Trump tweeted a warning in response to that, he tweeted this morning, last night to tehran, posting the u. S. , has quote, targeted 52 iranian sites representing the 52 americans who damages taken by iran many years ago. Some at very high level, important to iran and iranian culture. Those targets and iran itself will be hit very fast and very hard. Joining me now, secretary of state mike pompeo. Mr. Secretary, thanks so much for spending the time this morning. Thank you, maria for having me on. Maria you said this weekend soleimani was traveling for the purpose of what they were referring to as the big attack the can you tell us about that threat . Are american interests still at risk . Yes, maam, the statemen
The government should set aside a certain percentage of the national budget to fight this dreaded disease, especially since the government can seemingly afford to lose tens, even hundreds of billions, to graft and corruption
The Senate approved this week the bill prohibiting the “no permit, no exam” policy in educational institutions and the moratorium on student loan payments during disasters two measures expected to bring relief to thousands of students facing financial difficulties.