Congress has approved a sweeping sanctions bill targeting Russia, marking a significant step in the U.S. response to alleged interference in foreign elections and cyberattacks. The legislation, which includes measures to punish Moscow for election meddling and malicious cyber activities, now heads to the president for final approval. Lawmakers emphasized the need for a unified stance against foreign threats, though divisions over the bill’s scope and enforcement remain. The move underscores growing bipartisan concern over Russia’s global influence and its role in undermining democratic processes.
Congress Clears Russia Sanctions Bill, Sending It to Trump The New York Times
