On Monday’s Front Page: Lawmakers on Capitol Hill reject the idea of asking Israel and Ukraine to pay for the military assistance they seek, Virginia’s legislative elections will test Republicans’ post-Roe push for abortion limits, and more.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill reject the idea of asking Israel and Ukraine to pay the billions of dollars in military assistance they seek and say the U.S. must rack up debt and give away money and arms to support crucial democracies.
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Virginia’s legislative elections on Tuesday will test Republicans’ post-Roe push for abortion limits.
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President Biden and senior Republicans looking to persuade Americans to spend $106 billion more on foreign wars have adopted a political approach: The U.S. defense industry needs the customers.
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House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said Sunday that subpoenas for family members of President Biden are “imminent” as the special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe prepares to answer questions from lawmakers.
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Pro-life groups have been on the losing side of every abortion-related ballot measure since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, and they hope to reverse that slide Tuesday with Ohio Issue 1.
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Rooting out Hamas and its network of militant fighters from the densely packed Gaza Strip is one of the most complex challenges the Israeli military has ever faced.
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