Senate Approves Retroactive Pay for Military After Tuberville Hold

The Senate passed a bill giving retroactive pay increases to those service members who may have been affected by the hold on military promotions caused by Senator Tommy Tuberville.

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White House Backs Industry Effort to Standardize Tesla's EV Carging Plugs

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Pres. Biden Urging Congress to Act on Ukraine Aid

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