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Small business owners have been expressing their hardships to their Congressional leaders, but whether those leaders are willing to spread some holiday cheer is still an open question.
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: Heritage Foundation hosts meeting of GOPers and Orba'n associates on ending US support for Ukraine - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is meeting Tuesday with President Joe Biden and congressional leaders as the administration intensifies its push for Congress to approve billions of dollars in additional military aid for Ukraine before funding runs out. It's outrageous that Biden had to invite Zelenskyy to visit Washington, but congressional Republicans have spent months blocking the aid that's urgently to help Ukrainians defend themselves against Russian aggression. And it's disgraceful that some Republican lawmakers will be attending a closed-door, two-day meeting in Washington that started Monday with allies of Hungary's autocratic Prime Minister Victor Orba'n to push for an end to U.S. military support for Ukraine. It's an unholy alliance.
One question I’m increasingly asked is whether Donald Trump can retake the White House. Despite facing 91 criminal charges across four cases ranging from election interference to the mishandling of classified documents there is a very real chance that Donald Trump could win the U.S. presidency in 2024. He has a slight lead in national polls, but more critically is leading in five of the six swing states.
The two governing bodies of Harvard University are meeting Monday to weigh the fate of President Claudine Gay, who has faced withering criticism for her testimony last week on antisemitism at elite colleges and universities.