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House Republicans plow ahead with short-term extension of FISA surveillance powers amid Senate quagmire
House Republicans plan to vote on a short-term extension of FISA surveillance powers to prevent their expiration, amid a Senate stalemate over President Donald Trump's nomination of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence. Congressional Democrats oppose the extension unless the Pulte nomination is withdrawn, citing concerns over his political ties and potential risks to national security.
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