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Automakers and dealers are asking Trump to maintain the ban on Chinese cars. Ahead of the meeting with Xi, Congress is tightening restrictions.
The Trump administration is considering deals with Russia before the end of the war to encourage the Kremlin to pursue peace. This contradicts the position of Congress and Kyiv.
Washington may allow Berlin to transfer 10 Patriot interceptors worth $29. 6 million to Kyiv. The deal is still under consideration by the U.S. Congress.
Zelenskyy thanked the U. S. Congress for Lindsey Graham's bill on sanctions against Russia. He called pressure a condition for ending the war.
The U. S. Congress has given final approval to a bill on sanctions against Russia and tariffs of up to 100% for buyers of its energy resources. The document may be sent to Trump.
Gregory Meeks called the bill on sanctions against Russia and Iran a “Trojan horse. ” The final vote is expected today.
Todd Blanche said he sees no grounds for investigating the payment for the celebrations of Trump Jr. by Russian national Umar Kremlyov. Democrats in Congress will examine the gift.
Democrats in the U. S. Congress are investigating a Russian businessman’s payment for Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding parties in the Bahamas. The oligarch did not provide any objections.
The U. S. Treasury is studying $5,000 payments to adults if Republicans win the election. The program could cost $1.3 trillion.
The U. S. House committee scheduled a meeting on the sanctions bill approved by the Senate. It was backed by Lindsey Graham.
On September 11, 2001, 2,977 people were killed as a result of al-Qaeda attacks in the United States. The tragedy changed aviation, politics, and the fight against terrorism.
Trump has promised to pay American adults $5,000 each if Republicans retain control of Congress. The expert doubts it will be implemented.
Boeing and Northrop Grumman are competing for the F/A-XX contract worth tens of billions of dollars. The first aircraft are expected in the 2030s.
The U. S. Senate approved a bill on sanctions against Russia and Iran, but its consideration in the House of Representatives remains uncertain. Vlasiuk said there is broad bipartisan support for increasing pressure on Moscow.
A bill imposing 100% tariffs on buyers of Russian energy resources is stalled in the U. S. House of Representatives. Congress fears rising prices.
The U. S. missile defense project relies on space-based interceptors that do not yet exist. Its cost could reach $1.2 trillion.
U. S. lawmakers are demanding an explanation as to why a unit of the 173rd Brigade stationed in Europe stopped specializing in drone warfare. It had been learning from the experience of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
The court allowed the work not to be halted but did not decide whether the project is lawful. The chief justice stated that the construction is likely illegal.
Ben Moss will replace Will Scharf in the position on September 2. The rotation is taking place ahead of the U.S. midterm congressional elections.
Senator Richard Blumenthal hopes the bill will be approved by the House of Representatives in September. The document provides for a strike against the shadow fleet.
Trump submitted a nuclear deal with Riyadh worth tens of billions of dollars to Congress. It will take effect only after Saudi Arabia recognizes Israel.
Britain has allowed the blueprints for Scalp components to be handed over to Ukraine for missile production. Italy has withdrawn from military exercises within the coalition.
The US Department of Homeland Security is proposing to make the fee for new H-1B visas permanent. Its legality is being challenged in court.
Washington officially removed Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. The decision is expected to pave the way for investment and economic recovery.
World Liberty Financial plans to establish a bank to expand the USD1 stablecoin. Final approval depends on the regulator's requirements.
Yevhenii Khmara discussed the situation on the front and support for Ukraine with Senator Richard Blumenthal. He called for limiting Russia's financing.
Karoline Leavitt will leave her position as White House press secretary at the end of August. She will work again at the Trump-affiliated MAGA Inc.
The U. S. Supreme Court temporarily cleared the way for construction of the $400 million White House ballroom. The legality of the project is still under consideration.
More and more U. S. congressional staffers are relying on generative AI to prepare bills. However, this is leading to errors.
The Russian Foreign Ministry condemned the possible re-export of American weapons from Turkey to Ukraine, including ATACMS missiles. Russia requested explanations from Washington and Ankara.