Since the passage, however, S&P, Standard & Poor, has said that it will confer higher credit ratings on the largest banks because it continues to assume that there is still the potential for the Government to provide 'extraordinary Government support' to these banks.
Shelby highlights concerns about S&P's credit ratings suggesting government support for large banks remains.
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the Ukraine, of course, is fighting hard to repel Putin's misguided, I think, and poorly-executed invasion.
And let's not forget China as it continues to build military capability and capacity at an unprecedented pace.
Because the administration has refused to fund the construction of a comprehensive barrier along the border, it has been compelled to send the National Guard to deal with the consequences.
As you know, the whole Defense request looks ludicrous to probably the majority of the House and the Senate.
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