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Maine's 1st District congresswoman has submitted an amendment to shorten the waiting period for work permits, and Maine's senior senator is pressing for a similar provision in the Senate.

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has released a report on the August 2023 elections, highlighting the disruptive influence of the Zanu PF affiliated ...

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — When lawmakers return to the Capitol this week from their Thanksgiving break, the prospects for sending further aid to U.S. allies in Ukraine and Israel will

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) faces a major test of his ability to marshal GOP support for funding the war in Ukraine as Senate Democrats plan to advance an emergency defense spending bill as soon as next week despite the lack of a deal on border security reforms. McConnell has championed U.S. support for…

It’s been almost three years since Democrats retook the White House, and the nation is watching in disbelief as the country they once knew is no longer secure — economically, culturally, or militarily.

Settling the raging US border crisis should not be tied to channeling further funding “for the losing war in Ukraine,” Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.). emphasized on X social media platform.

The Senate returned to Washington Monday evening and the House is scheduled to be back today, but neither chamber has scheduled action on appropriations bills this week. Congress is under pressure to pass an emergency...

Both the House and Senate will be back in session this week after passing a bipartisan “laddered” continuing resolution before the Thanksgiving holidays that would fund the government...

And DeSantis misses out on an AFP endorsement.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — When lawmakers return to the Capitol this week from their Thanksgiving break, the prospects for sending further aid to U.S. allies in Ukraine and Israel will