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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Susan Collins, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 54 stories have been published about Susan Collins which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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How is the media covering Susan Collins?Susan Collins often is covered by Left Media sources.
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Black Lives Matter · WashingtonSen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) condemned former President Trump on Monday for hosting Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, and white nationalist Nick Fuentes for dinner at Mar-a-Lago last week.
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GOP senator denounces Trump over Kanye West dinner
53% Left coverage: 19 sources
Rob Portman · WashingtonThe Senate voted to break a filibuster to push forward legislation that would help protect same-sex and interracial marriage. Kristen Arnett is an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and said this is just a step in the right direction. Arnett said marriage rights should be made into federal law in case the Supreme Court case were overturned.See the Story
Faith groups split over bill to protect same-sex marriage
Coverage: 14 sources
Susan CollinsThe Respect for Marriage Act would repeal the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act. It would also protect interracial marriages by requiring states to recognize legal marriages regardless of "sex, race, ethnicity, or national origin" The legislation passed the House in July. A final vote could come as soon as this week, or later this month.See the Story
Full list of 37 Republicans who voted against protecting same-sex marriage
80% Left coverage: 5 sources
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Susan Collins · WashingtonSen. Susan Collins said she wouldn't be surprised if a senator or House member were killed. Threats against members of Congress rose drastically from 2017 to 2022. Capitol Police investigated nearly 10,000 threats last year alone. Three people are in prison as a result of threats made against her.See the Story
Collins says she ‘wouldn’t be surprised’ if a lawmaker is killed amid rise in threats
71% Left coverage: 7 sources
BusinessDr. Susan Collins is the first Black woman to lead one of the Federal Reserve's regional banks. She told the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce that the central bank has little power over factors on the supply side of the equation that are leading to the persistently high inflation. But the Fed can raise interest rates to slow down the demand side.See the Story
Boston Fed's Collins says 'modest slowdown' is possible
58% Center coverage: 12 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonSenate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said a vote on same-sex marriage will happen in the coming weeks. Democrats are seeking 10 Republican votes to pass a stand-alone bill. The Respect for Marriage Act passed the House in a bipartisan vote of 267 to 157 in July. The legislation repeals the Defense of Marriage Act and replaces provisions that define "marriage" as between a man and a woman.See the Story
Senate to vote on same-sex marriage in coming weeks
56% Center coverage: 34 sources
MilitarySusan Collins is expected to be the top Republican on the Senate Appropriations Committee's powerful Defense panel. Collins has been considered a lock for the top GOP slot on the full Appropriations Committee. She would fill two roles performed simultaneously in the current Congress by Richard C. Shelby. On the Senate Armed Services Committee, Roger Wicker is likely to go to top GOP spot.See the Story
Collins set for top GOP spot on Defense appropriations panel
75% Center coverage: 4 sources
Susan CollinsMaine Senator Susan Collins was in Pennsylvania Sunday campaigning for GOP Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz. The former TV personality is in a tight, closely watched race against the Democratic nominee John Fetterman. Collins claimed Oz is the better choice when it comes to securing the border, stemming the flow of drugs into the U.S., and supporting law enforcement.See the Story
Sen. Collins campaigns for Dr. Oz in closely watched Pennsylvania Senate race
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Susan Collins · HawaiiFormer Hawaii defense contractor Martin Kao pleaded guilty to conspiracy and other charges Tuesday in federal court. He funneled nearly $200,000 in illegal campaign contributions to political action committees supporting Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins in her 2020 bid for reelection. Kao is the former president and CEO of Navatek LLC, a Hawaii-based engineering firm that has received millions of dollars in defense contracts. He is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 9.See the Story
Defense contractor pleads guilty to making illegal contributions to Sen. Collins’ 2020 campaign
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Business · United StatesBoston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins says there's a good chance the pace of future increases could be smaller. "The work to tame inflation is not yet finished," she said. Collins' comments were among the first public remarks by a U.S. central bank official after this week's monetary policy meeting.See the Story
Fed's Collins says policy moving into new phase, open to smaller rate hikes
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Susan CollinsSusan Collins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and member of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Central Bank), said on Friday that she has not yet made a decision on how much to raise interest rates next month, but a 75 basis point move is still up for discussion, Bloomberg News Agency reported. Collins said in an interview with CNBC that: “Historically, he was looking at 50 basis pointsSee the Story
