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Senate Republicans are seeking to amend the Biden administration's request for US$106 billion in emergency funds to aid Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan and manage the flow of migrants at the US border. Source: The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Details: The Biden administration's proposal includes about US$61 billion for Ukraine, another US$14 billion for Israel to cover security needs, and about US$9 billion for humanitarian aid to both theatres of the conflict.

Despite his support of the intentions behind Florida’s Live Local Act, DeBary City Manager Carmen Rosamonda has been taken aback by the extent to which the still-new legislation has been used as a cudgel against his city and others.

Few governors are as politically shrewd as Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker. Look how carefully he is playing the Invest in Kids controversy. To refresh your memory: Invest in Kids is the modest Illinois scholarship fund — passed in 2017 with bipartisan support and signed by Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner — that gives parents who could not otherwise afford to send their children to private and ...

The world is too perilous for Republicans to continue wasting time with unserious lawmakers.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a series of bills that would add key pieces of the federal health care overhaul to Michigan law.

U.S. President Joe Biden is reportedly considering a supplemental request valued at about $100 billion that would include defense aid for Ukraine and Israel, Bloomberg reported on Oct. 17 citing anonymous sources.

Republicans in the House of Representatives remain in disarray as they attempt to choose a new speaker of the House, the second time this year that the process has devolved into infighting within the GOP. Meanwhile, Democrats have voted in unison under the direction of Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y. Given Jeffries’ unanimous support among Democrats… Continue reading Support For Democrat Hakeem Jeffries Grows As Divided Republicans Struggle To Choose Speaker Of The House

The pilot programs could start as soon as next year.

"Iran must be held fully accountable for its continued role in funding Hamas and Islamic terror," lawmakers wrote in a letter to President Joe Biden.

With the House still paralyzed, some centrist Democrats say it’s time to let Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry bring bills to the floor.