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House passes Russia sanctions, sending bill named for Lindsey Graham to Trump's desk (opens the original)
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Congress is sending a Russia sanctions bill to President Trump's desk after the package cleared the House on Wednesday. The legislation, which passed 262 to 159, split lawmakers in both parties. The package is intended to put pressure on the Russian economy with the aim of forcing President Vladimir Putin to end his war in Ukraine. Thousands of civilians have been killed since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. The sanctions target Russian officials, companies and financial institutions helping fue
How are rising prices affecting you? NPR wants to know (opens the original)
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Stubborn inflation and the rising costs of gasoline, diesel and numerous imported items have many Americans watching their budgets like hawks. These expenses are often top of mind — for both voters and politicians — in the election season. NPR wants to hear from you: How are you coping with any rising expenses? And how are those costs shaping the way you live? Fill out the form below, and an NPR or Member station reporter may reach out for an upcoming story. Your submission will be governed by o
El-Sayed split Michigan Democrats. Whether they unify could decide Senate control (opens the original)
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FARMINGTON HILLS, MICH. — After a contentious primary last month, Michigan Democrats are trying to unify in an effort to hold a Senate seat crucial to reclaiming the majority. Healing the fractures is proving complicated. The struggle to stitch the party back together spilled into the open again in recent days — this time as nominee Abdul El-Sayed sought to reassure wary Jewish voters, who make up a key part of the Democratic coalition in the state. Some Jewish Democrats were already skeptical o
Congress averts a government shutdown ahead of the midterms (opens the original)
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Congress has eliminated the threat of a politically perilous government shutdown this fall. The House voted Tuesday to extend federal spending at current levels, with a few exceptions, through Dec. 11, punting the funding fight until after the midterm elections. Federal funding was set to run out again Sept. 30, and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were eager to avoid a prolonged shutdown as voters head to the polls. The legislation passed the House 370-48 with bipartisan support. The Senate
Jon Ossoff, usually a head down senator, has found a formula to excite Democrats (opens the original)
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ATLANTA — On paper, Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia should be among the most vulnerable incumbents this year. He is the only Senate Democrat defending a seat in a state President Trump won in 2024. But the race has not turned into the nail-biter most anticipated, and Democrats outside Georgia are taking notice – at a time when the party is debating how to escape the political wilderness and win back a majority in Congress. "He reminds me of Obama, honestly," says 28-year-old Courtney Rogers, who c
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