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House Dems introduce anti-LGBT discrimination resolution

Democrats say federal LGBT protections needed

Cicilline, Nebraska congressman bet dinner on NCAA hockey semifinal

Bipartisan Pair Volunteers to Get Schooled on House Ethics

Reps. Scott Rigell, R-Va., and David Cicilline, D-R.I., made a Monday afternoon appointment with House Ethics Committee staff to get schooled on congressional ethic.

A bad deal for American workers

Unless significant changes are made to protect American workers and American jobs, I plan to oppose the TPP.

Ted Nesi’s Saturday Morning Post: March 14

"Cicilline’s push for House members to undergo ethics training has seemed quixotic for a while. But Illinois U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock’s response when asked if his spending broke the rules may give it new momentum."

Rep Cicilline hopes to commemorate activist with South Providence Post Office

Congressman David Cicilline introduced a bill in House of Representatives bill Tuesday to name a South Providence post office after Sister Ann Keefe. Keefe was a community activist, who passed away last month from brain cancer.

Cicilline plans four public forums in January

In Providence, Democratic congressmen attempt to allay fears after immigration vote

Cicilline advocates new program to help poor pay utility bills