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Senate Republicans Block Ukraine, Israel Funding Bill Amid Border Row
Republicans have sought to split aid to Israel and Ukraine into separate legislation and to pair the latter with significant reforms to border security.
Key Takeaways from the House Hearing on College Campus Antisemitism
Several university presidents were brought before Congress to explain why antisemitism is so acute on college campuses.
Over 100 House Dems Refuse to Vote for Resolution Condemning Antisemitism
By: Harold Hutchison, Daily Caller News Foundation Over a 100 Democratic members of the House of Representatives refused…
College Presidents to Testify to House Over Handling of Antisemitic Protests
"By holding this hearing, we are shining the spotlight on these campus leaders and demanding they take the appropriate action to stand strong against antisemitism," Chair Virginia Foxx said.
Threat of Terrorist Attack Against U.S. Has Reached a ‘Whole ‘Nother Level,’ FBI Director Tells Congress
FBI Director Christopher Wray expresses concern about a terrorist attack against the U.S.
DOJ Asked Court to Hide Surveillance of Congressional Investigators for Five Years, Ex-Aide Says
Jason Foster says DOJ’s surveillance of Congress and its staff could have chilling effect on whistleblowers coming forward in future.
‘Holding Israel Hostage’: Senate Democrats Block GOP Attempt to Unanimously Pass Bill to Aid Israel
Senate Democrats on Tuesday prevented passage of a House-passed bill that would send aid to Israel and paid for by Internal Revenue Service cuts.
House Refers Mayorkas Impeachment Resolution to Homeland Security Committee
By: Bethany Blankley | The Center Square The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday night voted to refer…
House GOP Crafting Major FISA Reform to Block Snooping on Americans’ Phone Records Without Warrants
Jordan, Biggs say bipartisan support beginning to form around first substantive changes since post-9-11 era.
House Republicans Unveil Israel Aid Package with Matching IRS Cuts
Johnson, however, faces an uphill battle in the House to pass the bill.