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Rangel Hosts Veterans History Project - June 24th
On Monday, June 24th, Rangel invites veterans and volunteers in New York City to participate in the Veterans History Project, which was created by Congress to collect, preserve, and make accessible the personal accounts of American war veterans.
Local Student Wins Rangel's 2013 Art Competition
Congressman Charles B. Rangel joined local arts leaders, students, and parents as he announced this year's winner of the 13th Congressional District's Congressional Arts Competition, Gilberto Rosas of Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing Arts.
Rangel Thanked by South Korean President Park-Geun Hye During Joint Meeting of Congress
Congressman Charles B. Rangel was acknowledged for his service in the Korean War by the recently-inaugurated South Korean President, Park Geun-hye.
Rangel Fights to Enforce Existing Gun Laws
"If Congress wants to get serious about reducing gun violence in America, we need to start by enforcing existing gun laws so that criminals and the mentally ill cannot get their hands on dangerous firearms."
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Rangel Statement On Arizona V. Inter Tribal Council Decision
Jun 17, 2013
Press Release
Congressman Charles B. Rangel released the following statement on the Supreme Court’s Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona decision that struck down an Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.
Rangel Brings Veterans History Project to The District
Jun 17, 2013
Press Release
On Monday, June 24, 2013, Congressman Charles B. Rangel is bringing Library of Congress's Veterans History Project to his congressional district, and is calling for participation of volunteers who wish to become "Oral Historians," and veterans willing to tell the next generation about their experiences.
Rangel Signs Petition to Prevent Doubling of Student Loan Rate
Jun 13, 2013
Press Release
Congressman Charles B. Rangel stood with his Democratic colleagues to sign the discharge petition for the Student Loan Relief Act of 2013, H.R. 1595, which would permit the House to vote on the legislation.
