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House GOP Proposes $14.3 Billion Israel Aid Bill

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House Republicans have proposed a plan to provide $14.3 billion of aid to Israel.
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Newly elected US House Speaker Mike Johnson says first bill he will introduce will support Israel

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The new speaker of the US House of Representatives has put forward a resolution supporting Israel in its war on Gaza.
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Mike Johnson elected U.S. House Speaker

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After three weeks without a House Speaker, Republicans have united behind Mike Johnson, a social conservative Trump ally. Johnson has an immense amount of work ahead — including passing military aid for Israel and Ukraine and avoiding a...
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Trump ally Jim Jordan abandons bid for U.S. House Speaker role

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House Republicans say they'll start a new search to fill the vacant Speaker role after hard-line nominee Jim Jordan lost a third vote ahead of the weekend. Party factions blamed each other for the chaos embroiling the House just as...
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U.S. Speaker paralysis leaves Israel, Ukraine aid in limbo

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U.S. aid to Israel may be delayed as the U.S. House of Representatives fails to elect a new Speaker. Ohio's Jim Jordan failed by a wide margin to get enough votes Tuesday to become Speaker, leaving the job empty, and government business...
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Why 8 hard-right Republicans hold so much power in the U.S.

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For the first time in U.S. history, the House of Representatives has voted to remove its leader, ousting Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The National breaks down how it unraveled and what it will take to unite the Republican Party.
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Kevin McCarthy ousted as Speaker of the House of Representatives

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Republican Kevin McCarthy has been ousted as the Speaker of the House of Representatives in an extraordinary showdown. Those who voted him out include Democrats and members of his own party.
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No evidence to support Biden impeachment, witnesses say

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As an impeachment inquiry begins in the U.S. House of Representatives, witnesses called by Republican members have so far said there is no evidence to support impeaching President Joe Biden, but they say the inquiry should go on. The...
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U.S. braces for government shutdown

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An impending U.S. government shutdown now seems to be a foregone conclusion unless a last-minute deal can be reached between hold-out far-right Republicans and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
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House Takes Up Spending Bills as Shutdown Looms

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The House of Representatives is set to vote to advance four separate funding bills as a shutdown looms.
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Democrat Eyes Rematch in Key Michigan House Race

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Former judge and prosecutor Carl Marlinga, who previously raced for the Michigan House seat in 2022, will enter the primary field again.
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Why Republicans ordered Biden’s impeachment inquiry

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Republicans have opened an impeachment inquiry into U.S. President Joe Biden over his son Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings. With the likelihood of impeachment low, CBC’s Alexander Panetta and Vice’s Todd Zwillich break down what...
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House Votes on Bill to Overhaul Commercial Air Travel

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The House is set to vote Thursday on its version of a bill to overhaul and improve commercial air travel through funding for the FAA.
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House Passes Controversial Defense Policy Bill

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House Passes Controversial Defense Policy Bill
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets warm welcome in Washington

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The U.S. rolled out the red carpet for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Experts say his visit to Washington signals a closer bond between India and the U.S. as both countries look to fend off Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific.
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House of Representatives: Kevin McCarthy confronts rival Maatt Gaetz during 14th round of voting

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House of Representatives: Kevin McCarthy confronts rival Maatt Gaetz during 14th round of voting
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Good2Know: McCarthy’s Speaker of the House Bid Continues

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Cheddar News explains the standoff faced by Kevin McCarthy by Republicans in his quest for Speaker of the House.
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U.S. President Joe Biden pledges to do more for climate change at COP27

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While speaking at the United Nation's climate change conference in Egypt, President Joe Biden reaffirmed his commitment to "write a better story for the world" and alluded to the challenge he may face with his pledge with the House of...
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4 things to know ahead of the 2022 U.S. midterms

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You're about to hear a lot more about the 2022 U.S. midterms elections. If you haven't been paying much attention to the races, David Common offers a quick primer to get you up to speed on why these elections matter.
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Conspiracies, lies fuel U.S. midterm election discourse

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Voters in the U.S. are once again set to go to the polls, casting ballots for both Congress and the Senate. Politics in America remain as charged as ever, with conspiracies and lies fuelling election discourse.
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'Impeach, Convict & Kick Out': U.S. Congressman Dares Trump Over Tariffs | Watch Full Speech

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U.S. Congressman Al Green has promised to start impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump within 30 days. His comments came at U.S. House of representatives on April 11, 2025, where he also called the President a "Goliath" with too...
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House Back in DC to Vote on Short-Term Debt Limit Raise

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Members of the House returned to Washington, DC, on Tuesday to vote on a short-term increase of the U.S. debt limit. The temporary measure will allow the federal government to pay its bills until December 3.
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Senate Passes Stopgap Funding Bill to Keep Government Open Until Early December

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The Senate passed a stopgap funding bill that will finance the government through December 3. The bill now moves onto the House where it is expected to pass as well.
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Republicans oust Liz Cheney from leadership role

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Liz Cheney was ousted from her role as the third-ranking Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives over her vocal criticism of Donald Trump.