House moves to repeal controversial ‘Arctic Frost’ provision that allows GOP senators to seek $500,000 payouts

The House on Wednesday unanimously moved to repeal a controversial provision in the government funding law that allows senators to sue the Justice Department for up to $500,000 when their phone records are seized without their knowledge.

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CNNLean Left· 313d ago

House moves to repeal controversial ‘Arctic Frost’ provision that allows GOP senators to seek $500,000 payouts

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Fox NewsRight· 313d ago

Senate Republicans, Dems block dueling attempts to repeal controversial Arctic Frost provision

Washington ExaminerRight· 313d ago

House votes to repeal ‘Arctic Frost’ provision added to funding deal

Fox NewsRight· 313d ago

House votes to repeal controversial Arctic Frost provision from government shutdown bill

New York PostLean Right· 316d ago

Arctic Frost provision in spending bill to let spied-on senators sue for $500K will ‘probably’ be repealed: Mike Johnson

The Daily SignalRight· 313d ago

BREAKING: House Votes to Put Arctic Frost Lawsuit Provision on Ice

House moves to repeal controversial ‘Arctic Frost’ provision that allows GOP senators to seek $500,000 payouts | Slantwise