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In Michigan, Republicans Sense Opportunity as Biden Faces Challenges - Vimarsana News

In Michigan, Republicans Sense Opportunity as Biden Faces Challenges

Plus: Republican voters in Pennsylvania turn out in numbers for Nikki Haley.

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Senate passes foreign aid bill - Vimarsana News

Senate passes foreign aid bill

Billions of dollars in foreign aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan passed in the U.S. Senate on overnight.

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Moran, Marshall diverge on $95 billion Ukraine, Israel aid approved by Congress - Vimarsana News

Moran, Marshall diverge on $95 billion Ukraine, Israel aid approved by Congress

U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, R-Kansas, voted to send $95 billion to Ukraine, Israel and allies sent. It was opposed by U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas. The post Moran, Marshall diverge on $95 billion Ukraine, Israel aid approved by Congress appeared first on Kansas Reflector.

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Congress passes potential TikTok ban in foreign aid package. What it means for California - Vimarsana News

Congress passes potential TikTok ban in foreign aid package. What it means for California

The TikTok crackdown was inserted into a long-stalled $95 billion foreign aid bill that sends assistance to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.

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Americans in new poll split on foreign aid package - Vimarsana News

Americans in new poll split on foreign aid package

Just more than 40 percent of Americans approve of the sizable foreign aid package signed into law Wednesday, according to a new poll, underlining a divide in opinion on the $95 billion expenditure. The Monmouth University survey found that 43 percent of Americans support the bill, while 35 percent oppose it, with a sizable partisan…

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