Prior to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s arrival in Washington, D.C., Senate Republicans are casting doubt they will reach a deal unlocking aid to Ukraine by the end of the year. 

Lawmakers have linked money for Ukraine, Israel, the U.S. border, and other priorities in the $111 billion aid package requested by President Joe Biden. The Senate is scheduled to leave town by the end of the week, and the House departs a day earlier, giving negotiators only days to strike a deal. 

Zelenskyy will address senators Tuesday morning and is also set for separate sit-downs with Biden and House Speaker Mike Johnson. Read Full Story

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