U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA)
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Thanksgiving highlights gratitude for agriculture industry contributions
We are approaching another Thanksgiving season, a time to gather with friends and family, celebrate the blessings in our lives, and share a meal.
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Newhouse introduces bill to tackle BPA workforce retention issues
Rep. Dan Newhouse and Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez have introduced the Reliability to Ratepayers Act, a legislative proposal aimed at addressing workforce retention issues at the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA).
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U.S. faces calls for fiscal responsibility amid rising national debt
For the past four years, the United States has experienced significant economic challenges.
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Central Washington representative focuses on improving services for veterans
Every year, Veterans Day serves as a moment to honor those who have served in the U.S. military.
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Congressman addresses challenges facing Central Washington's agricultural sector
In Central Washington, agriculture is a critical component of the community and economy.
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House committee addresses CCP influence with new legislative measures
Over the past two years, a member of the House Select Committee on Strategic Competition between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has highlighted concerns about the CCP's influence in American institutions.
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Western Caucus chairman outlines efforts for rural America
Throughout his tenure in Congress, the Chairman of the Western Caucus has been actively involved in various committees and caucuses to address issues affecting Central Washington. As Chairman, he emphasizes that the Western Caucus allows him to advocate for rural America's concerns.
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Newhouse introduces bill targeting locality pay for remote-working federal employees
This week, Representative Dan Newhouse introduced the Federal Employee Return to Work Act. The bill aims to reduce government spending and encourage federal employees to return to in-person work by addressing locality pay for teleworking employees. Currently, federal workers who telework from home receive annual locality bonuses even if they do not attend offices located in high-cost-of-living areas.
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U.S. faces increased illegal crossings; concerns over national security rise
Over recent years, the United States has experienced a significant increase in illegal border crossings, prompting concerns about national security and immigration policies. The nation, known for its immigrant heritage, faces challenges with a system many deem in need of reform. Since 2021, over 10 million illegal migrant encounters have been recorded nationwide, alongside approximately 2 million "gotaways" who managed to evade Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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Concerns rise over increasing restrictions on firearm ownership in Central Washington
Many residents of Central Washington express concern over what they see as increasing restrictions on their constitutional right to own firearms. This sentiment is shared by individuals who believe that knowing proper storage protocols, safety measures, and the appropriate use of firearms are essential for exercising this right responsibly.
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Newhouse introduces bill to protect small post offices and maintain delivery standards
Today, Representative Dan Newhouse introduced the Upholding USPS Delivery Standards and Election Integrity Act in the U.S. House of Representatives. This legislative move comes amid growing public concerns about changes to mail facility processes that could affect delivery times and election operations.
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Reflecting on a year since October 7th attacks by Hamas
It has been nearly a year since the October 7th attacks by Hamas, which resulted in over 1,000 civilian deaths. These coordinated attacks were among the deadliest events for Jewish people since the Holocaust. In response, Israel has engaged in efforts to defend itself against terrorist cells in the region.
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Rep. Newhouse criticizes DOE's study on Lower Snake River dams replacement
Rep. Dan Newhouse has expressed concerns regarding a new study announced by the United States Department of Energy. The study, funded by taxpayers, aims to explore options for replacing the power generated by the Lower Snake River dams.
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Newhouse introduces bill targeting American mineral supply chain security
On September 27, 2024, Representative Dan Newhouse (WA-04), along with Representatives Brett Guthrie (KY-02) and Russ Fulcher (ID-01), introduced the Securing America’s Midstream Critical Materials Processing Act. The bill aims to establish a National Roadmap to bring domestic critical material processing facilities back to the United States, reducing reliance on foreign adversaries such as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and addressing permitting barriers.
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Hydropower emphasized as key baseload energy during Clean Energy Week
With new and improving clean energy sources on the rise across the country, this Clean Energy Week highlights hydropower as a reliable form of baseload energy.
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House passes Fix Our Forests Act for improved wildfire management
Rep. Dan Newhouse (WA-04) has expressed his approval following the passage of the Fix Our Forests Act by the United States House of Representatives.
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Resolution introduced to honor gold star families' sacrifices
Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) has introduced the Gold Star Families Remembrance Week Resolution, with the support of 44 members of Congress. The resolution aims to honor the sacrifices made by families of U.S. military servicemembers who lost their lives in service to the nation. It designates September 22-28, 2024, as Gold Star Families Remembrance Week.
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House committee approves reforms to Endangered Species Act
The House Natural Resources Committee has approved the Endangered Species Act (ESA) Amendments Act of 2024. This bill, introduced by Representative Dan Newhouse (WA-04), aims to reform the ESA to promote conservation, protect landowners' rights, and enhance transparency in species recovery.
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Legislation proposed to amend Endangered Species Act
In Central Washington, farmers and ranchers balance species conservation with economic development. However, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) has often been misused to halt development, impacting the region.
