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Senate Republican leaders, ahead of a key procedural vote Wednesday, are urging their GOP colleagues to block legislation to provide more than $61 billion in military and foreign aid for Ukraine because the package does not include immigration and asylum reforms. Any hopes of getting a bill passed this week were dashed when tempers boiled…

A coalition of conservative groups and former officials are urging Republican leaders not to water down their signature border legislation to secure a spending deal.

The debate about the supplemental funding plan goes off the rails.

Behind the rise of the National Front.

Lawmakers in Congress are still mulling over a deal that could tie President Joe Biden's foreign military aid package requests to a bill that would restrict asylum processing at the border. In a letter sent this week to the White House, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson says he would approve a multibillion dollar aid package for Ukraine only if the House’s border bill was

Senate nears vote on package for Israel, Ukraine aid WASHINGTON — The success of the U.S. Senate in passing a $106 billion global security supplemental aid package hinges on a bipartisan agreement about U.S. border security, but any deal was at an impasse Tuesday.“There will not be a national sec

House approves bill for quarterly updates on fraud relanting to certain COVID-19 loans.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson told the Biden administration that House Republicans will not support further aid to Ukraine unless a border security deal is included, according to a letter sent to the White House on Tuesday.

"Progressives reject Republicans' cynical attempt to imperil the lives of people seeking safety to pass this supplemental funding bill," said leaders of

House Republicans’ campaign arm has rolled out a new political ad filled with images created using artificial intelligence (AI). The video runs just under a minute long and features AI-generated pictures depicting migrant encampments across some of the United States’ most famous open-air landmarks. The political ad targets swing district Democrats near national parks. It