Trump Administration Pushes for Swift Implementation of New Mail Voting Restrictions After Initial Supreme Court Win
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WASHINGTON — The House ethics committee said today it was establishing an investigative panel to determine whether Rep. Charles Rangel, the influential chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, had broken House rules as a result of several reported lapses in his personal affairs.
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|WASHINGTON — The House ethics committee said today it was establishing an investigative panel to determine whether Rep. Charles Rangel, the influential chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, had broken House rules as a result of several reported lapses in his personal affairs.
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