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Cut Plans Reuters (04/18, Cowan) reported that Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday held a "robust" discussion over Speaker Kevin McCarthy's plans for raising the federal debt limit and cutting future government spending, amid signs of discontent ranging from far-right to more moderate

riod. Virtually all espionage trials in Russia end in a guilty verdict, the article added. The article also noted that the U.S. has also designated Paul Whelan, another American being held in Russia, as wrongfully detained. The New York Times (04/18, Nechepurenko, Troianovski), NPR (04/18, Maynes), Fox News

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efforts to secure the release of other U.S. citizens currently detained in Russia. The article noted that each case, including those of businessman Paul Whelan and journalist Evan Gershkovich, is being considered and pursued separately. CBS News (07/25, Brennan, Cordes), NBC News (07/25, Jester, Siemaszko),

hat has remained vacant for months, even as Congress grapples with potential foreign interference in the upcoming elections." House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is "taking his time deciding who should replace former Rep. John Ratcliffe - now DNI - on the prestigious panel." McCarthy's selection will surely "

as No Information On Whelan's Whereabouts. The AP (8/4) reports the US Embassy in Moscow "said Tuesday it had no information on the whereabouts of" Paul Whelan, "an American convicted in June of espionage, despite reports that he is being transferred to a prison colony in central Russia." In a tweet Tuesday