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For The First Time In 100 Years, There’s No House Speaker In Congress: Here’s What It Means

By Melissa Noel· Updated January 4, 2023

The start of the 118th Congress on January 3 was supposed to be a day of procedural votes and ceremonial swearing-ins, but instead, it was marked by uncertainty after Republicans failed to elect a speaker on Tuesday after

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