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The pilot programs could start as soon as next year.

The House of Representatives will hold a vote on Tuesday to elect the next speaker, exactly two weeks after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was unceremoniously booted from that post by a cadre of hard-right Republicans in his own conference, along with every Democratic representative. The latest GOP nominee for speaker, Representative Jim Jordan—a conservative firebrand once infamous for antagonizing party leadership—has spent the days before the vote locking down support from the ot...

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun has worked to strengthen benefits to the VA's spina bifida program, which helps veterans exposed to Agent Orange.

Even a temporary pause in US aid supplies could put Ukraine's offensive on hold and allow Russian troops to regain their combat capability. Source: Financial Times Quote from the Financial Times: "Even a temporary pause in its support could start to impinge on Kyiv's war strategy and tactics within weeks, analysts say, potentially curtailing Ukraine's grinding counteroffensive, relieving the pressure on Russian forces and giving them the opportunity to reconstitute their comb...

Republicans and Democrats came together to pass the Religious Freedom Restoration Act 30 years ago. It’s as important now as it was then. Read more.

Thousands of miles from the erupting conflict in the Middle East, rabbis in the Sacramento area spoke of waging a “spiritual war” during a vigil in support of Israel.

Had the U.S. and the West challenged Russia's past aggression, the war in Ukraine might have been avoided. We must learn from our mistakes.

Evelyn Farkas, a former U.S. defense official and current executive director of the U.S.-based think tank, the McCain Institute, discussed the reluctance of Republican congress members Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene in supporting Ukraine, in an interview with NV on Oct. 6.

On "Colorado Point of View" this week, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet said he’s hopeful the government will continue to support Ukraine but is concerned the aid won’t be approved by both chambers of Congress.

The program has saved over 25 millions lives from AIDS. Now PEPFAR faces an uncertain future in Congress.