Separate bills for aid to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan.
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Recent Developments and Speaker's Foreign Aid Bill Split
Recent developments include a settlement between Smartmatic and One America News, a suspension of an NPR senior editor, and the Speaker of the House dividing a foreign aid bill for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan, leading to backlash and calls for resignation from Republicans.
House Speaker Mike Johnson. In a closed-door meeting of Republican legislators on Monday, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) announced a new plan for voting on foreign aid that will split the $95 billion foreign aid package passed by the Senate into four different bills. The House would then vote on the bills funding Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan separately, with a fourth bill addressing other Republican priorities and sources of funding for the aid. The move comes in response to pressure facing the Speaker to align divisions within his own party, which uniformly urges support for Israel but whose right flank opposes any additional funding for Ukraine.
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