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Capitol Hill's dove nest has been shaken by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, leaving the anti-war movement with few allies as Congress eyes a fresh round of lethal aid to Kyiv.

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House Democrats took up a series of four bills as part of their package on policing and public safety.

Finally some in America are willing to speak out against the financial and human costs of the Ukraine conflict and urge neogitations.

After tense negotiations, House Democrats reached an agreement to fund police and hold them to account, undercutting a GOP attack ahead of the midterms.

After last week's protests, Marcy Winograd is amplifying Mexican President Obrador's call for dialog among Biden, Putin and Zelensky to end the proxy war.  By Marcy Winograd Common Dreams On Sunday, U.S. President Joe Biden warned Russian President Vladimir Putin "Dont, Don't, Don't" use n

House liberals are already lining up to push for separating it from government funding. The official group representing liberals is conspicuously neutral, for now.

Republicans have found little electoral success in Cook County in recent years, but the party welcomed Fioretti's stances on police and public spending.

Ald. Susan Sadlowski Garza, 62, the first member of the Chicago Teachers Union to be elected to the City Council, said in a statement released on Labor Day that she wanted to start the “next chapter” of her life.

"This relief will be life-changing for so many, and we rejoice in their new found freedom. This is only the first step, however..."