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Unless the U.S. Congress votes to fund further U.S. military assistance to Kyiv, Ukraine is at risk of losing the war with Russia, head of the President’s Office, Andriy Yermak, said during a visit to the United States on Dec. 5.

President Joe Biden said that Congress failing to vote on the funding package would be "just wrong," adding that "the failure to support Ukraine is just absolutely crazy,” and "against U.S. interests."

Black entrepreneurs often face significant hurdles to starting new businesses, but Congress may make things a bit easier. Congresswoman Nikema Williams (D-GA) hopes to support Black-owned businesses by creating a new federal grant to HBCUs to fund these endeavors, and her plan has already gained traction.

The planned high-speed rail project that will connect Las Vegas to Southern California has received a massive boost from the Biden Administration, securing $3 billion in grant funding from the federal government. Brightline West plans to break ground in 2024, with hopes to have regular high-speed rail service by as early as 2027. The estimated […]

O'Connor was the first woman ever appointed to the Supreme Court

"Our champions have done everything we can … to deliver a bipartisan bicameral package."

Romney said he didn’t know a single lawmaker, Republican or Democrat, who supported slashing Social Security. Romney is working with Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin on the bill. Read more

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A loophole in Ohio law allowing people to rape their spouses with near impunity is one step closer to the chopping block. The Ohio House on Wednesday voted 74-1 to pass House Bill 161, which would end the spousal immunity for rape, sexual battery and other crimes of sexual violence. The […]

Republicans are demanding stricter immigration reform in exchange for supporting the White House funding request for Israel and Ukraine. Read more here.

Republicans on the Ohio Supreme Court dismissed legal challenges to state House and Senate maps Monday, allowing the plan to take effect through 2030.