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Senate passes Russia sanctions bill (opens the original)
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The Senate voted 86 to 11 to pass the sweeping Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham on Friday, advancing legislation that would give the White House more leverage against Moscow as it seeks to end the war in Ukraine — and a brand new tariff tool. Now that the bill has cleared the upper chamber, it’s up to lawmakers in the House to determine its fate when they return in September. President Donald Trump has already signaled he would sign the bill if it lands on his des
Russia sanctions bill passes Senate (opens the original)
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The Senate voted 86 to 11 to pass the sweeping Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham on Friday, advancing legislation that would give the White House more leverage against Moscow as it seeks to end the war in Ukraine — and a brand new tariff tool. Now that the bill has cleared the upper chamber, it’s up to lawmakers in the House to determine its fate when they return in September. President Donald Trump has already signaled he would sign the bill if it lands on his des
Potential roadblocks ahead for Graham-led Russia sanctions bill (opens the original)
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Long-anticipated Russia sanctions legislation proposed by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham is heading toward passage in the Senate. That doesn’t mean the road ahead will be easy, and it certainly won’t be quick. The House won’t even be able to consider the legislation until representatives return to Washington in September, when concerns over a tariff provision in the bill could derail its passage. And it still faces hurdles in the Senate, where all 100 lawmakers need to strike a deal to rush consid
Senators vote to advance Russia sanctions bill (opens the original)
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The Senate voted overwhelmingly Tuesday night to advance a sweeping Russia sanctions bill that Sen. Lindsey Graham had long sought to move forward before his unexpected death. The 86-12 procedural vote tees up the bill for final passage in the upper chamber later this week. It came shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed lawmakers on Capitol Hill — and followed the funeral of the South Carolina senator, who was a stalwart supporter of Kyiv. The bill would sanction Russian
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