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Iranian-backed Iraqi militia attacks targeting US forces has impeded the US-led international campaign to defeat ISIS in recent months, according to the Lead Inspector General’s quarterly report. US advisory forces are deployed to Iraq under Combined J

Few lawmakers think a special watchdog to monitor U.S. security aid for Ukraine set up in Congress' 2024 defense bill will improve accountability or sway hardline Republicans.

The State Department has granted tens of thousands of visas to Afghans who aided the U.S. following the Biden administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Representative Mike Johnson, elected speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives on Oct. 25, has been deemed bad news for Ukraine. Johnson regularly voted against aid for Ukraine and was backed by the Ukraine-skeptic hard-right in his bid for speakership after the weeks-long scramble to replace the ousted Representative Kevin McCarthy. Johnson will now face competing priorities, from averting the looming government shutdown to considering aid requests for Israel and Ukraine.

Welcome back to Washington where funding the government prior to the beginning of the fiscal year may take top billing, but behind the scenes the Armed Services Committees will begin...

Dear Friends and Patriots, Today, I want you to peruse a letter authored by one of my Senators, Katie Britt. Its appended below. I was not a supporter of Katie Britt. I had all kinds of reasons, but mainly because of her ties to the big business interests of Alabama, which seem to always work against the actual needs and interests of Alabamas children. The big businesses are fronted by the Business Council of Alabama (BCA). Katie Britt headed the BCA before she ran for Senator.

 

By Targeted News Service

WASHINGTON – Heres a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week.

The House and Senate each passed bills focused on the military.