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The U.S. Senate Historical Office serves as the institutional memory of the Senate. Questions welcomed at historian@sec.senate.gov.
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16.04.2025The Tug of War in Washington: Balancing Tradition and TurbulenceIn the heart of Washington, a political storm brews. The Senate, a bastion of tradition, finds itself grappling with a president who thrives on chaos. At the center of this struggle is Senate Majority Leader John Thune. His old-fashioned ap...
16.04.2025The Balancing Act: Navigating the Tides of War and PoliticsIn the world of geopolitics, the stakes are high. The recent meeting of defense ministers in Brussels highlighted the urgent need for a unified approach to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. John Healey, the UK’s defense secretary, delivered ...
14.04.2025Majority Leader John Thune’s ‘old-fashioned’ approach to the Senate has kept Trump on board so farGOP senators, many of whom still hold traditional Republican ideas, have often had to mount a response. The Republican chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi, last month initiated an investigation by ...
10.04.2025Tariffs delay deadline for TikTok sale…againTikTok, the beloved video platform that has had Washington in a twist, is back in limbo. What was once just a viral dance platform has now become emblematic – a rope in a high stakes geopolitical tug-of-war. An initial ban over national sec...
09.04.2025Some House Republicans threaten Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ budget and tax cut bill ahead of floor vote“The intention is to have the vote by this evening, and we’ll see when that time is,” Johnson told reporters at the Capitol. “Very positive, productive discussions. Everybody is moving forward.” Pushing the budget framework forward would be...
04.04.2025Trump’s claim that low tariffs caused the Great Depression is false, economist says: Here’s what really happenedOn Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a new round of global tariffs, instituting a minimum 10% levy on goods imported from countries around the world, which he said he hopes will strengthen the U.S. economy and remedy what he calls...
03.04.2025U.S. tariff rates under Trump will be higher than the Smoot-Hawley levels from Great Depression eraPresident Donald Trump’s new policies put the effective tariff rate above the level of around 20% set by 1930’s Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, according to Sarah Bianchi, a strategist at Evercore ISI. An estimate from Fitch Ratings said that the ...
02.04.2025The Balancing Act of AI: Navigating Catastrophic Overtraining in Language ModelsIn the fast-paced world of artificial intelligence, the race to develop larger and more capable language models (LLMs) is akin to a high-stakes game of poker. The stakes are high, and the players are betting on data. But a recent study reve...
02.04.2025‘We have to protect this country’: Here’s what Trump hopes to accomplish with tariffsPresident Donald Trump is set to announce his biggest wave of tariffs yet on Wednesday, which his administration has labeled “liberation day.” On Sunday, Trump dispelled the notion that a new wave of duties would be imposed only on 10 or 15...
01.04.2025Cory Booker tops 21 hours in a Senate speech. Will it rally the anti-Trump resistance?Booker also read what he said were letters from constituents, donning and doffing his reading glasses. One writer was alarmed by the Republican president’s talk of annexing Greenland and Canada and a “looming constitutional crisis.” Through...
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