Many Republicans blasted the bill, which has money for Ukraine, Israel and the US border, while Democrats largely voiced support for it. Republicans and Democrats in Congress are expressing mixed reactions to the bipartisan Senate border/foreign aid deal announced on Feb. 4. On the whole, Republicans blasted the bill while Democrats supported it. In addition
‘It took the Biden administration about five days to hit back after telegraphing what they were going to do.’ Former Republican congressional candidate and political commentator Bryan Leib expressed hope that U.S. military strikes over the weekend in Iraq and Syria will help prevent a wider conflict throughout the Middle East, but expressed doubts that
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp says the measures his Texas counterpart, Greg Abbott, has taken to secure his state’s border with Mexico are working, but stresses what he describes as the need for the Biden administration to act on protecting the rest of the two nations’ boundary from illegal immigrants entering into the United States. Original
State officials in Maryland reported a second humpback whale death in three weeks as developers and government agencies race to construct more green energy.
Bipartisan package has three times as much funding for Ukraine than for securing the U.S.-Mexico border. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said the Senate’s bipartisan border deal will be “dead on arrival” in the House after negotiators unveiled the text of the much-anticipated bill late on Feb. 4. “I’ve seen enough. This bill is even
Here is what is in the border security and immigration section of the Senate's supplemental emergency spending agreement released late on Sunday evening.
Iran has enough weapons-grade uranium to produce its first nuclear weapon within a week and a total of six bombs within a month, a scenario that is increasingly likely to unfold as conflict in the Middle East reaches critical levels, according to a report from a watchdog group. “The volatile situation in the region is