A growing point of contention between Congress and the Biden administration remains over the White House's decision not to designate Russia as a state-sponsor of terrorism.
Mike Rogers: “A growing point of contention between Congress and the Biden administration remains over the White House's decision not…”
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Rogers highlights disagreement over Russia's designation amid ongoing conflict.
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