During recent interviews, when 12 retiring members were asked to describe our U.S. Congress with one word, three said dysfunctional, two said chaotic, and one said broken. Other answers included
Ex-members of Congress griped to the New York Times about the cost of living in the nation's capital on their $174,000 annual salaries, while acknowledging how many of their constituents make a fraction of that.
Rhode Island's junior senator is poised to be a heavy favorite against whoever emerges from a Republican field, and is at least beginning to think about the options he’ll have if Democrats retain control of the US Senate in November.
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Several members of Congress overseeing Big Tech issues are accused of owning significant quantities of Apple stock, which could present conflicts of interest.