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  1. Trump demands the Senate take action on his priorities, but Senate leadership is refusing to move on his proposals.
  2. Lindsey Graham and Blumenthal are collaborating on a Senate bill that seeks to impose sanctions against Russia, with talks planned with Donald Trump.
  3. Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal are collaborating on a bipartisan package to impose sanctions against Russia, while also advancing talks on Israeli-Saudi normalization.
  4. A bill has been introduced, supported by Lindsey Graham, aimed at imposing economic sanctions on Russia.

The Senate is prioritizing the Russia sanctions bill while the Fed's rate decisions influence global market volatility.

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The Senate is prioritizing the Russia sanctions bill while the Fed's rate decisions influence global market volatility.

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  1. Senate advances Russia sanctions bill amid political pushback and priorities debate.1 source
  2. Advanced sanctions package against Russia1 source
  3. Senate shelves Crypto Clarity Act and prioritizes Russia sanctions amid looming Fed decision.1 source
  4. Senate prioritizes Russia sanctions bill; Fed decisions impact global markets.1 source

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