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Ukraine is facing a "critical shortage" of military hardware, including missiles, urging U.S. lawmakers to support a $60 billion aid package for Ukraine, Ukraine's Ambassador to the United States Oksana Markarova said in an interview with Bloomberg published on Feb. 8.

Illinois lawmakers will return to Springfield on Feb. 20. These are some of the bills they'll be considering this legislative session.

The Senate voted on Wednesday to take the first step toward debating a major foreign aid package with assistance for Ukraine and Israel without border security provisions, but a key test vote looms ahead and it is unclear if that will succeed.

After House Speaker Mike Johnson proposed separating out money for Israel, the White House signaled that won’t work either.

Nine specific government actions during the last 25 years pushed the national debt toward today's crisis levels. Blame Republicans, Democrats — and voters.

Kim Thatcher, R-Keizer, said Senate Bill 1548 would make Pacific Standard Time year-round, abandoning effort to make daylight saving time permanent.

Lawmakers in the Florida House said on Wednesday they didn’t know public school officials could still use corporal punishment to discipline students. That practice, which is in use in nearly a third of school districts, could be restricted under a proposal that’s getting bipartisan support this legislative session. Short of banning school officials from paddling […]

Opinion: Away from the TV cameras, legislators like Arizona U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani are working to make the border safer.

A nearly $80-billion bipartisan tax deal secured a significant victory Wednesday evening when it was passed by the US House of Representatives

Families that are covered under the legislation could see their 2023 taxes cut by $680.