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      A favorite national pastime is to complain about Congress. But how many of those complaints — and the rather sparser retorts to them — are informed by first-hand knowledge? An IEEE-USA Congressional Fellowship offers an opportunity not […]
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      With the beginning of new federal fiscal year fast approaching on 1 October, Congress is still working on annual appropriations bills in response to the President’s FY 2022 budget request. The House has approved nine of the twelve annual […]
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