Biden signs $1.2 trillion spending package in Wilmington
President Joe Biden signed a $1.2 trillion package of full year spending bills ending a threatened government shutdown. The measure funds Veterans Affairs Agriculture Interior Defense Homeland Security and other agencies and totals about $1.66 trillion including Ukraine aid remains separate. Biden urged Congress to pass a bipartisan national security supplemental and border reform package to secure borders and support security objectives.
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Seniors Tie the Knot at Oberlin Nursing Home
Dave Liedorff and June, both residents at Welcome Nursing Home, Oberlin, wed in a ceremony that celebrated lasting love among seniors. Staff and residents praised the surprise marriage as a meaningful moment in the community.
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Biden Trump 2024 race could hinge on unknowns and costs
The piece outlines a near 2024 presidential contest between Biden and Trump with potential wildcards. Unknowns include health shocks, third party splits, inflation, immigration, Gaza, legal troubles, fundraising, and Republican disarray. Biden bets on reminding voters of past Trump faults to win undecideds.
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