December 2, 2024
Politics
πŸ—“οΈ Congress Races to Avoid Shutdown , πŸ’° Biden Requests $99 Billion in Aid ..."
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πŸ—“οΈ Congress Races to Avoid Shutdown Congress faces a deadline of December 20th to agree on a short-term funding bill to avoid a government shutdown, with significant spending cuts pending. πŸ’° Biden Requests $99 Billion in Aid President Biden has requested $99 billion in disaster aid, sparking legislative complications amid discussions over government funding. 🌾 Farm Bill Extension Tied to Funding House Republicans plan to attach a one-year farm bill extension to the government funding bill, avoiding a prolonged policy debate. πŸ” Senate Reviews FBI Nomination Senate Republicans are expected to scrutinize Donald Trump’s controversial nomination of Kash Patel to lead the FBI. πŸ“ Biden Pardons Son Hunter Biden President Joe Biden issued a full and unconditional pardon for his son Hunter Biden, citing perceived political targeting and a miscarriage of justice. 🌍 Trump Appoints Boulos as Advisor Donald Trump appointed Massad Boulos, his daughter-in-law’s father, as a senior advisor on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs. πŸ‘” Barrasso Names New Chief of Staff Newly elected Sen. John Barrasso has named Dan Kunsman, his longtime advisor, as Chief of Staff in his upcoming role as Majority Whip. πŸ“„ House Ethics to Review Gaetz Case The House Ethics Committee will soon decide on the release of a report involving former Representative Matt Gaetz, as political tensions persist. 🌍 Biden Strengthens Ties in Africa Biden emphasized economic cooperation and historical ties during his unprecedented visit to sub-Saharan Africa. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ GOP Splits Over Immigration Reform Amid looming immigration policy fights, internal GOP divides surface as hard-liners and economic interests clash on immigration reform. βš–οΈ Supreme Court to Hear Key Cases Supreme Court is scheduled to hear significant cases, including the FDA’s regulations on flavored vapes and Tennessee’s ban on gender transition-related care for minors. πŸ›‘οΈ Hegseth's Allegations Under Scrutiny Pete Hegseth, nominated for Defense Secretary, faces scrutiny over past allegations of financial mismanagement and misconduct.
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