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Joe Biden appealed directly to Republican holdouts to pass a major package of funding for Ukraine on Friday, warning “history is watching”.

House Republicans are digging in their heels by refusing to pass a massive foreign aid package that cleared the Senate Tuesday with bipartisan support.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg's statement during a Brussels press conference comes days after Donald Trump, the Republican Party's hopeful for the next U.S. president, raised concerns by anti-NATO comments.

Two criminal justice bills passed in the House on Tuesday with bipartisan support. Proponents say they will help reduce recidivism rates in the state.

Lawmakers expressed bipartisan support Wednesday for the reauthorization of legislation aimed at protecting health care workers from burnout.

If approved, the bill would take effect on July 1, 2024.

Mr Biden also took aim at former president Donald Trump and lambasted Republicans for following his lead in opposing aid to Kyiv

A narrowly divided U.S. Senate will try to move closer to passing a $95.34 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan on Sunday, while hoping to show enough bipartisan support to propel the measure all the way through Congress. The legislation needs 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle and continue toward Senate passage in the coming days. It could move more quickly if Democrats and Republicans reach an agreement to fast-track the measure, though even then it will face stiff opposi...

Oksana Markarova said that Ukrainian Armed Forces are facing a "critical shortage" of military equipment, but she hopes that US lawmakers will break the Senate deadlock and provide assistance, reported Bloomberg on Feb. 9.

The Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States, Oksana Markarova, warns that Kyiv faces a critical shortage of military equipment. However, she expresses optimism that American lawmakers will come through and vote in favour of assistance.