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Who are the swing voters of the 2024 presidential election? What realities must they face as the nation chooses between Biden, Trump.

The refusal by GOP leaders to stage a vote on Ukraine aid is fueling new efforts by lawmakers in both parties to locate a viable Plan B to help the embattled U.S. ally repel Russia’s invasion amid dwindling weapon supplies. The Senate this week passed a foreign aid package featuring assistance for Ukraine, Israel and […]

Firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene did not hold back when asked about the UK foreign minister who wants the US to send more aid to Ukraine -- saying he can "kiss my ass."

The Senate passed the $95 billion funding request, including assistance for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, earlier this week. Johnson said, however, he will not put the bill to the vote, arguing that the country should first address the growing number of migrants at the southern border.

Tom Suozzi’s win won't be easily replicable.

Former Rep. Tom Suozzi was poised Tuesday night to win a special election in New York to fill the U.S. House seat left vacant after former GOP Rep. George Santos was expelled from Congress.

Tom Suozzi’s win won't be easily replicable.

“Tom Suozzi (D) won a special election Tuesday on Long Island, flipping a seat in Congress from the GOP and sending a signal that his party can withstand Republican attacks on immigration in swing districts far from the border,” the Wall Street Journal reports.Punchbowl News: “Democrats su

Democratic former Rep. Tom Suozzi and Republican Nassau County legislator Mazi Melesa Pilip squared off last week in the first and only debate of their race to replace disgraced former Rep. George Santos — a heated affair that underscored the contest’s national stakes.

Republican defense hawks in the House of Representatives are fretting over a way forward on foreign aid after the Senate's two attempts at it appear dead on arrival in their chamber.