Jim Inhofe
The latest on Jim Inhofe. A Republican, Inhofe was elected to represent Oklahoma in the U.S. Senate in 1994. He has chaired or was the ranking member on a number of committees, including the Senate Armed Services Committee and Senate Environment Committee. He previously represented Oklahoma's 1st congressional district from 1986 to 1994, mayor of Tulsa from 1978 to 1984, the Oklahoma Senate from 1969 to 1977 and the Oklahoma House of Representatives from 1967 to 1969.
Pence Treatment Shows Need to Be MAGA 'Zombie' in Trump 'Tribe': Kinzinger
"You either have to be a zombie for the MAGA belief system...or actually stand up and tell your constituents the truth," Kinzinger said Sunday.
GOP Senators Call BBC 'Notoriously Sympathetic to the Iranian Regime'
Sen. Jim Inhofe is leading a call for the Biden administration to "reset" its approach to nuclear negotiations with Tehran.
Targeting China's Serial Infringers
By exhibiting a strong commitment to enforce licensing commitments, and establishing a process that fairly settles wireless disputes, the United States will cement its role as the leader in wireless development under fair and equitable principles.
Documents Stolen From Capitol May Contain National Security Risks
Rioters stole electronics from U.S. senators' offices that could've contained sensitive information relating to domestic and foreign intelligence, acting U.S. Attorney Michael Sherwin said.
GOP Senator Jim Inhofe Admits Mike Pence Is 'Angry' With Trump
A number of lawmakers have publicly called on the vice president to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove Trump from office.
Top GOP Senator Vows 'Strong Response' With Trump to Russia Bounty Claim
The Trump administration is facing calls for clarity over the situation regarding a Russian intelligence branch allegedly placing bounties on U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
GOP Senator Kelly Loeffler Denies Any Knowledge of Insider Stock Trading
The senator insisted she had nothing to do with February stock trades--which included the selling of several that were "hammered" in the stock market due to coronavirus concerns.
Can Pope Francis Save the Planet?
By making climate change a moral issue, Pope Francis might force a conversation U.S. conservatives are loath to have.
E.P.A. Administrators Plead With Fellow Republicans to Acknowledge Global Warming
There is "no legitimate debate over the facts of the earth's warming or over man's contribution," William Ruckelshaus said.
