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Senate gets new website, House to follow later this year

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The new website for the Senate, pictured, is now live and fully accessible, while an updated site for the House is expected to debut in May. Screengrab photograph

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BY MARCO VIGLIOTTI

February 8, 2017

This just in: the Senate has a new website and the House will follow suit later this year. The sleek new website is headlined by a portrait style set-up that sees news stories and profiles (along with corresponding photos) at the top of the page along with more easily identifiable links to importa...

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