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Kennedy Letter
April 11, 2025

FIRST ON FOX: A group of House Republicans is asking Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to crack down on any remaining gun control efforts within his department, which they argue is in "direct violation of federal law."

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Foulks WJHL
April 10, 2025

Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger sent News Channel 11 the following statement:

“When the Foulks family reached out to our office, they were in a desperate situation — stuck overseas, fighting to bring their adopted daughter home so she could receive the life-saving care she urgently needed. As we do for any of our constituents in need, my team and I went to work immediately.

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Foulks Family
April 9, 2025

Gary and Christie Foulks started the adoption process in April of 2023 they instantly fell in love with their daughter Nora and almost two years later found themselves on a plane to Kyrgyzstan Asia, to bring their daughter to her new home in Greene County.

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MAIN Event Ticketing Act In the News
April 9, 2025

Northeast Tennessee's U.S. Congresswoman is taking the lead in a bipartisan effort to curb ticket scalping.

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CDH
April 8, 2025

Companion legislation will be introduced Tuesday to build on a bill aimed at stopping ticket scalpers from using software to purchase a high volume of tickets while codifying an

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WJHL Interview
March 6, 2025

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJHL) – Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger attended President Trump’s joint address to Congress on Tuesday and believes there’s plenty to be excited about in East Tennessee.

Trump spoke at length about strengthening border security and cutting spending, things that Harshbarger believes will directly benefit our region.

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Joint Address - CDH & Trump
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One Flag for All Act
February 13, 2025

EXCLUSIVE —House Republicans are pushing legislation that would ban the flying of any flag other than the U.S. flag above public buildings, an effort more likely to become law now that there is a GOP trifecta.

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DH
November 1, 2024

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL)— One month after Hurricane Helene, parts of Washington County, Tennessee remain unrecognizable due to flood damage. News Channel 11 spoke with county leaders on Wednesday to check in on the recovery and rebuilding process.