WASHINGTON, D.C. – Additional aid for Ukraine and other foreign interests is still tied up in congress. As our lawmakers weigh in on sending more money to help Ukraine fight Russia, some of Ukraine’s frontline service members are visiting our nation’s capital and pushing for additional aid. We caught up with them on Capitol Hill and they shared their message to Americans.
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Congressional leaders announced a deal to keep additional government agencies funded through the remainder of the fiscal year. The announcement comes just a few weeks after the first of two deadlines was met to avoid A partial government shutdown.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – More than two years ago US troops pulled out of Afghanistan. The withdrawal ended one of our longest wars. The withdrawal drew sharp criticism of President Biden from both sides as the world watched crowds desperately trying to escape and the Taliban quickly taking back control of the country. House Republicans continue to press in their investigation into this withdrawal; trying to better understand why it became chaotic so quickly and lessons to learn for the future.
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One Caribbean News
One Caribbean News
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court heard two major cases having to do with the First Amendment and free speech. One of them, Murthy v. Missouri, could determine future communications between the government and online platforms.
