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Wisconsin Rep. Tom Tiffany believes it's time to recognize Taiwan as an independent state, so he has introduced legislation that would eliminate the "One China" policy the U.S. has maintained for years and formally recognize Taiwan.

Washington, Jan. 27 (CNA) U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany who has introduced a resolution calling for the United States to resume formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan and end its "one China" policy, has vowed to push forward the measure, despite the many obstacles it faces.

Congressman Tom Tiffany joined the members of the Pine River Fire Department Saturday morning, Jan. 21, to help put into service vital new equipment the Department purchased. The purchase was made possible thanks to a grant from the Assistance to Firefighters Grants (AFG), administered through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Washington, Jan. 25 (CNA) U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany said Wednesday that he has sponsored a resolution calling for Washington to abandon its "antiquated" one-China policy in favor of formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan.

Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Wis.) led 18 other members of Congress in introducing the resolution on Jan. 15, which calls for the United States to resume formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan.

More than two decades ago, not long after the time in which the hit Netflix series Narcos is set, a real-life debate was raging in Congress over whether the Mexican government could be trusted as an ally in our ongoing battle to stop the tidal wave of cocaine flooding into American neighborhoods.

Eight members of Congress representing districts in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin want the Surface Transportation Board to compel Union Pacific to lift weather-related embargoes in their states. A Jan. 13 letter addressed to STB Chairman Marty Oberman asks the agency to “exercise its statutory oversight authority” and conduct a forum that would involve UP and affected rail shippers and result in UP lifting its embargoes.

Breitbart News has learned that a total of 37 lawmakers from the U.S. House and Senate signed on to the letter after Fox News initially reported over a week ago that it was being circulated. The letter, sent Thursday, was addressed to President Joe Biden’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Shalanda Young, asking for a “full crosscutting report” to Congress that would expand on the initial report that is legally required by the most recent omnibus spending bill.