"Congress Faces GOP Resistance in Passing Ukraine Aid Amid National Security Bill Vote and Trump Hush Money Trial"
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Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to push legislation through the House for aid to Israel and Ukraine is facing resistance from Republicans, with calls for his ouster. The multipart plan aims to bring together bipartisan coalitions and allow different factions to register their opposition without sinking the entire aid package. However, it has encountered opposition from members of his own party, including Representative Thomas Massie, who announced joining a threatened bid to remove Johnson as speaker.
- Johnson's Plan for Ukraine Aid Meets Republican Pushback, Muddying Its Path The New York Times
- House may take up vote soon on national security bill The Hill
- Live updates: First 7 jurors selected in Trump hush money trial The Associated Press
- Congress grapples with foreign aid after Iran attack on Israel USA TODAY
- White House opposes passing Israel aid without Ukraine package, says US official The Times of Israel
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