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Stopgap spending bill, which omits funding for Israel or Ukraine, faces opposition from both parties in CongressUS House speaker Mike Johnson unveiled a Republican stopgap spending measure late Saturday aimed at averting a government shutdown in a week…
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House speaker says in clip he and son use Covenant Eyes, which bills itself as a tool that ‘helps you live porn-free with confidence’Mike Johnson, the hardline conservative and outspoken Christian who was elected House Speaker in October, has raised ey…
Newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) took a trip to the Palestinian Territories with Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-OH), where he met up with extremist groups and proclaimed that there’s no oppression in the area, reported Mother Jones on Fr…
Led by House speaker Mike Johnson, Republican plan passes Thursday 226-196 as Biden threatens vetoThe US House of Representatives on Thursday passed a Republican plan to provide $14.3bn in aid to Israel as it fights Hamas, despite Democrats’ insistence…
The bill approved by House Republicans seeks to offset the US$14.3 billion in aid with government spending cuts, which has drawn condemnation from Democrats.
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House Republicans, lead by newly minted Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), are demanding that the cost of the aid package to Israel be “offset” by $14 billion in cuts to IRS enforcement funding guaranteed in President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act — w…
The proposed bill pays for US$14.3 billion in new aid to Israel by cutting the same amount from the Internal Revenue Service, which critics said creates a dangerous precedent.
Mike Johnson represented Kentucky project said to have used Christian beliefs ‘as a litmus test for hiring decisions’Mike Johnson, the newly-elected Republican speaker of the US House, won taxpayer funding for a Noah’s Ark amusement park while working …