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U.S. House of Representatives Democrats had a mixed response to the $10 billion Senate-negotiated COVID relief deal, with some offering grudging support for a bill with less than half of what the White House sought and others wanting to hold out for more.
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Obama, Biden Reunite At White House To Tout Obamacare, New Provision
Former President Barack Obama returned to the White House on Tuesday for the first time since leaving office in 2017 to tout the benefits of his signature healthcare law and bolster his friend and former governing partner, President Joe Biden.
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Former President Barack Obama will return to the White House on Tuesday for the first time since leaving office in 2017 to tout the benefits of his signature healthcare law and offer backing to his friend and former governing partner, President Joe Biden.
Kremlin Says Bucha Is 'Monstrous Forgery' Aimed At Smearing Russia
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Western allegations Russian forces committed war crimes by executing civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha were a "monstrous forgery" aimed at denigrating the Russian army.
8-Month-Old With Rare Condition Gets Heart Transplant After Spending 7 Months In Hospital
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Alaska Oil Field Gas Leak Estimated At 7.2 Million Cubic Feet
More than 7.2 million cubic feet of natural gas escaped in a leak at a key Alaska oil field, forcing workers to evacuate and cutting production last month, operator ConocoPhillips and a state regulatory agency said.
Alaska Oilfield Gas Leak Estimated At 7.2 Million Cubic Feet
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Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Illinois, Maine May Get Direct Payments Soon
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Ukraine Leader Tells Top U.N. Body To Make Russia Accountable For 'War Crimes'
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U.S., Europe Plan Russia Sanctions As Ukraine Warns Of More Civilian Deaths
The United States and Europe were planning new sanctions on Tuesday to punish Moscow over civilian killings in Ukraine, and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned more deaths were likely to be uncovered in areas seized from Russian invaders.
Kyiv Mayor Calls For Halt To 'Bloody Money' Flow To Russia
The flow of "bloody money" to Russia must stop, Kyiv's mayor said on Tuesday as the West prepared new sanctions on Moscow after dead civilians were found lining the streets of a Ukrainian town seized from Russian invaders.
Ukraine Demands Accountability For Russian 'War Crimes' As West Prepares Sanctions
Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskiy told the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday that Russia must be held accountable for what he and many Western leaders have called war crimes, as the United States and its allies prepared to expand sanctions.
West Plans More Russia Sanctions Over Civilian Deaths In Ukraine
Moscow faced more Western sanctions on Tuesday in retaliation for civilian killings in northern Ukraine, as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for a thorough investigation, saying more dead could be found in areas seized from Russian invaders.
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U.S. Congress Announces Deal On $10 Billion In COVID-19 Funding
An agreement to provide $10 billion in U.S. funding for COVID-19 aid has been reached in the Senate, lawmakers said on Monday.
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Disney Hand Sanitizer Recall: Benzene & Methanol Detected In Mickey Mouse, Mandalorian Bottles
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Police Arrest Suspect In California Shooting That Left Six Dead, 12 Wounded
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Republican-Led States Sue Biden Administration For Curbing Trump's Pandemic Restrictions On Immigration
Three Republican-led states launched a lawsuit against the Biden administration to prevent it from rolling back a Trump-era public health provision that restricted immigration into the United States.
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