Biden signs foreign aid bill with NNSA Ukraine funds

A day after the Senate passed it, President Joe Biden (D) on Wednesday signed a $95-billion foreign aid bill that includes funds to help the National Nuclear Security Administration monitor radiological threats in war-torn Ukraine.
The bill easily passed the Senate…

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