Newsweek
Marco Rubio was questioned on Trump’s choice of appointing Bill Pulte as the Acting Intelligence Director.
Author: Jim Quigley
Rockland Secures $1.1 Million Federal Grant for Wastewater Infrastructure
South Shore News
ROCKLAND – June 2, 2026 – The Rockland Select Board announced a massive financial boost for local infrastructure Tuesday night, securing a $1.1 million federal grant from Congressman Bill Keating’s office to expand the town’s phase one wastewater treatment plant upgrades. The surprise windfall capped off an incredibly efficient, seven-minute meeting that also cleared the way for critical milestones regarding the new fire station project, final utility disconnections for the impending Lincoln School demolition, and key appointments to the Board of Registrars.
12 Democrats vote against Defense bill in rare committee split
The Hill
Democrats not voting for the House NDAA were California Reps. John Garamendi, Salud Carbajal, Ro Khanna and Sara Jacobs, and Reps. Seth Moulton (Mass.), Bill Keating (Mass.), Jason Crow (Colo.), Pat Ryan (N.Y.), Chris Deluzio (Pa.), Maggie Goodlander (N.H), Sarah Elfreth (Md.), and Wesley Bell (Mo.).
Rubio: Never heard of Trump pick Pulte in matters involving US intelligence
U.S. Representative Bill Keating, a Democrat from Massachusetts, cited Rubio’s expertise in intelligence matters from his years on the Senate Intelligence Committee and his current roles as top U.S. diplomat and Trump’s national security adviser.
“Have you ever specifically, in the context of the intelligence community, heard the name Bill Pulte?” Keating asked at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.
“In the context of intelligence?” Rubio repeated. “No.”
Newsmakers 1/23/2026: Congressman Keating
EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — This week on Newsmakers: Massachusetts Congressman Bill Keating, who represents New Bedford and is the top House Democrat on European affairs, discusses the fallout from President Trump’s push to acquire Greenland and other topics.
As Trump moves toward Greenland deal, Mass. Congressman says his bill will beef up U.S. presence
As President Donald Trump announces a “framework for a future deal” with NATO amid his push for U.S. control of Greenland, Congressman Bill Keating says Trump signed his legislation into law last month that increases U.S. presence in the Arctic, including in Greenland.
Keating Calls For Impeachment Of DHS Secretary
“Impeaching a senior member of our government is not something I take lightly or a knee-jerk reaction to policy disagreement. Secretary Noem is stomping on the rules of our government and the very democratic ideals our country was founded on. She has proven herself repeatedly to be unfit for her job and should be held accountable,” Keating said in a statement.
Representative Bill Keating pops into protest
9th District of Massachusetts U.S. Representative Bill Keating joined the weekly Wareham for Law and Democracy standout in front of Town Hall, Saturday, Jan. 17.
Wareham for Law and Democracy is a local advocacy group and one of its founding members and local immigration attorney Manfred Wiegandt said Keating talked about immigrant visas, advocacy work and a bill he is co-sponsoring regarding Greenland.
Opinion | It’s time Carney joined the fight against Trump’s Arctic ambitions
“I’m putting together bipartisan legislation,” Rep. Bill Keating told me over the phone from Washington this week, “cutting off funds to any effort to take over, encroach, or invade another NATO country.”
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