With the Russia-Ukraine war still raging in the east, House Republicans have warned the Biden Administration to keep tabs on its spending.

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“The cost that Ukraine has had to bear has been extraordinarily high. And the sacrifices have been far too great."

"We should not be providing the Ukrainians systems they can’t repair, they can’t sustain, and that they, over the long term, can’t afford."

“It’s a stark shift from this idea that we’re only providing defensive weapons,” one national security expert said.

“I couldn’t even begin to guess [the Biden administration’s] motivations, but I wouldn’t think that they have bad intentions,” Singer said.

While some Republicans have decried the apparent open checkbook the U.S. has offered to Ukraine, most have approved of the billions in aid.

Biden told the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit that the United States will donate billions to South Africa to get them off coal and on renewables.

Zelenskyy's repeated requests for more money - and his sense of entitlement - has eroded some of the public support he initially enjoyed.

Under Joe Biden, America is not the deterrent to war that it once was, and former President Donald Trump is worried. As we all should be.