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Marjorie Taylor Greene is resigning. Here's what to know about her five years in Congress

Greene's departure will cap five tumultuous years in Congress. She was first an outsider, then briefly at the center of power during House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's reign. Trump's return to the White House could have heralded a new era of clout in Washington, but Greene's simmering discontent led to a split with the president.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene resigns from Congress to live full life

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announces resignation

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Why Marjorie Taylor Greene is resigning from Congress

NBC News’ Julie Tsirkin reports on Greene’s sudden announcement that she will resign from Congress in January.

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Climate activists turn Venice's Grand Canal bright green

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, former Trump loyalist, says she will resign from Congress in January

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Trump Softens On Marjorie Taylor Greene Hours After She Blasts Him

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump quietly pardoned 77 people across the country who participated in the fake electors scheme of 2020.

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After break with Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene will resign

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Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says she’s resigning from Congress in January

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San Diego may lose its only Republican in Congress after Prop. 50

Eleven Democrats are vying to unseat Rep. Darrell Issa after California’s redistricting measure turned his red district slightly blue.

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Trump fails to bend Republicans on Epstein vote, showing rare limit of influence over GOP

Congress’ lopsided passage of an Epstein files bill on Tuesday marked a rare instance of President Trump losing control of congressional Republicans, raising questions about his power directing

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More U.S. Congress Republicans openly doubt Trump's election claims

WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Pressure for President Donald Trump to start the transition process to President-elect Joe Biden built among Republicans in the U.S. Congress on Friday, as several voiced doubts over Trump's claims of fraudulent voting.

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Republicans feud over law that could give senators millions

Congressional Republicans are feuding over language quietly tucked into the bill ending the US government shutdown that could reap several GOP senators millions.

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The five California Republicans who could lose their seats in Congress if Prop 50 passes

Currently, only nine of California’s 52 House members are Republicans. If Prop 50 passes, five will see their districts redrawn in ways that will include more registered Democrats, putting their re-elections at grave risk next November. The most at-risk Republicans are:

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Big Paychecks, Bigger Problems: How a bloated bureaucracy exposes Congress’ funding failure

Watchdog group Open The Books reveals taxpayers spend $1 billion daily on federal salaries, raising new questions about Washington’s spending priorities amid the shutdown.