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Reps. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) and Pat Fallon (R-TX) discuss the government funding deadline and aid to Ukraine, and CSIS's Victor Cha discusses the recent meeting between Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

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The House will vote on veterans bills and instructions to House negotiators to a conference with the Senate on the 2024 defense programs and policy bill.

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The House Small Business Committee hears testimony on student athlete compensation particularly surrounding the name, image and likeness (NIL), or what's known as the right of publicity.

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The House will vote on veterans bills and instructions to House negotiators to a conference with the Senate on the 2024 defense programs and policy bill.

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Semafor political reporter Kadia Goba discussed the latest on Congress' efforts to pass government funding bills before the September 30th deadline.

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Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX), a member of the Appropriations Committee, discusses the September 30 government funding deadline, aid to Ukraine, and congressional news of the day.

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Victor Cha of the Center for Strategic & International Studies discusses the recent meeting between Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un and what that could mean for Russia's War Against Ukraine.

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The House will vote on veterans bills and instructions to House negotiators to a conference with the Senate on the 2024 defense programs and policy bill.

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Victor Cha of the Center for Strategic & International Studies discusses the recent meeting between Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un and what that could mean for Russia's War Against Ukraine.

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The Federal Reserve announced it would hold steady the interest rate, but future hikes are not off the table and will be dependent on incoming economic data. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke about the decision against a rate increase during a news conference in Washington, DC. The Federal Open Market Committee, a branch of the Federal Reserve tasked with setting monetary policy, will meet November 1 to decide whether or not to implement a rate hike to address high inflation.

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President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered brief remarks to the press before a closed-door meeting in New York City. Both leaders spoke on their decades-long friendship and the importance of upholding democracy. They also touched on peace in the Middle East, the recently announced economic and trade partnership with India, and finding a pathway to a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine.

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President Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered brief remarks to the press before a closed-door meeting in New York City. Both leaders spoke on strengthening relations between the two countries, the clean energy transition, and the importance of a strong labor force.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Ryan Binkley spoke with voters at a town hall hosted by New England College in Henniker, New Hampshire. The conversation was moderated by Josh McElveen, the former political director of WMUR-TV in Manchester. During his remarks, Mr. Binkley talked about his family, his business, and why he was running for president, and then took questions from many of those in attendance.

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"Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in clear violation of the United Nations charter and international law, is aggravating geopolitical tensions and divisions," said U.N. Secretary General António Guterres during his remarks at a U.N. Security Council meeting on Ukraine. He went on to "urge all countries to do their part to prevent further escalation and to lay the foundations for sustainable peace." Representatives from the council's member countries debated to sustain Ukraine's peace and security as it pertains to the U.N. Charter.

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"574 days of the full-fledged Russian aggression means 574 reasons for changes in this chamber," said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in remarks before the U.N. Security Council, urging the General Assembly to revoke Russia's veto power on the council. As President Zelensky urged for continued support in securing peace and stability in Ukraine, he criticized the U.N. for not doing enough in Ukraine's war with Russia, saying, "humankind no longer pins its hopes on the U.N. when it comes to the defense of the sovereign border of nations."

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"In this war, there is an aggressor, and there is a victim. One side is attacking the core principles of the U.N. charter, the other fights to defend them," said Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The secretary delivered remarks before the U.N. Security Council on continued support for Ukraine. Following Secretary Blinken's remarks was Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who criticized U.S. support for Ukraine and ridiculed the request to have Russia's veto power stripped. Also delivering remarks was British Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden, who condemned Russian aggression and announced additional aid for Ukraine.

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"We believe the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries should be respected all efforts conducive to resolving the crisis supported," said Chinese Foreign Affairs Executive Vice Minister Ma Zhaoxu. The minister delivered remarks before a U.N. Security Council meeting debating continued support for peace and security in Ukraine. He urged for diplomacy and continued negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, as well as addressing the food shortage crisis and supply chain issues.

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"Peace without freedom is oppression and peace without justice is a dictate," said German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The chancellor delivered remarks before a U.N. Security Council meeting debating continued support for peace and security in Ukraine. He condemned Russia's aggression on Ukraine and said the pursuit of peace "is worth our utmost efforts."

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President Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered brief remarks to the press before a closed-door meeting in New York City. Both leaders spoke on strengthening relations between the two countries, the clean energy transition, and the importance of a strong labor force.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Semafor political reporter Kadia Goba discussed the latest on Congress' efforts to pass government funding bills before the September 30th deadline.

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President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered brief remarks to the press before a closed-door meeting in New York City. Both leaders spoke on their decades-long friendship and the importance of upholding democracy. They also touched on peace in the Middle East, the recently announced economic and trade partnership with India, and finding a pathway to a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine.

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President Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered brief remarks to the press before a closed-door meeting in New York City. Both leaders spoke on strengthening relations between the two countries, the clean energy transition, and the importance of a strong labor force.

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President Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced The Partnership for Workers' Rights at an event in New York City. The initiative between the two countries is aimed at several priorities, including protecting workers' rights and addressing workplace discrimination.

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"Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in clear violation of the United Nations charter and international law, is aggravating geopolitical tensions and divisions," said U.N. Secretary General António Guterres during his remarks at a U.N. Security Council meeting on Ukraine. He went on to "urge all countries to do their part to prevent further escalation and to lay the foundations for sustainable peace." Representatives from the council's member countries debated to sustain Ukraine's peace and security as it pertains to the U.N. Charter.

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"574 days of the full-fledged Russian aggression means 574 reasons for changes in this chamber," said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in remarks before the U.N. Security Council, urging the General Assembly to revoke Russia's veto power on the council. As President Zelensky urged for continued support in securing peace and stability in Ukraine, he criticized the U.N. for not doing enough in Ukraine's war with Russia, saying, "humankind no longer pins its hopes on the U.N. when it comes to the defense of the sovereign border of nations."

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"In this war, there is an aggressor, and there is a victim. One side is attacking the core principles of the U.N. charter, the other fights to defend them," said Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The secretary delivered remarks before the U.N. Security Council on continued support for Ukraine. Following Secretary Blinken's remarks was Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who criticized U.S. support for Ukraine and ridiculed the request to have Russia's veto power stripped. Also delivering remarks was British Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden, who condemned Russian aggression and announced additional aid for Ukraine.

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"We believe the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries should be respected all efforts conducive to resolving the crisis supported," said Chinese Foreign Affairs Executive Vice Minister Ma Zhaoxu. The minister delivered remarks before a U.N. Security Council meeting debating continued support for peace and security in Ukraine. He urged for diplomacy and continued negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, as well as addressing the food shortage crisis and supply chain issues.

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"Peace without freedom is oppression and peace without justice is a dictate," said German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The chancellor delivered remarks before a U.N. Security Council meeting debating continued support for peace and security in Ukraine. He condemned Russia's aggression on Ukraine and said the pursuit of peace "is worth our utmost efforts."

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland testified on oversight of the Justice Department before the House Judiciary Committee. Several Republican members grilled Attorney General Garland on whether or not he has interfered in U.S. Attorney David Weiss' investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Mr. Garland repeatedly rejected these accusations and said, "I am not the president's lawyer." The attorney general also emphasized he has continued to support Attorney Weiss--who was originally appointed by former President Trump--including appointing him as special counsel upon Mr. Weiss' request. Several Democratic members criticized Republicans' handling of the hearing and, along with Republican Rep. Ken Buck (CO), defended Mr. Garland's record. Other topics included the fentanyl crisis, gun violence, and other allegations pertaining to the Biden family.

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