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Congress Unveils Short-Term Spending Deal
Speaker Mike Johnson dropped his demands for proof-of-citizenship voting requirements to strike a deal that includes more money for the Secret Service and funds the government through Dec. 20.
Government shutdown averted, budget deal reached in Congress
Congress reached a funding deal Sunday that would avert a possible partial government shutdown and fund federal agencies for about another three months. The new budget year begins Oct. 1, and the spending approved this weekend would extend funding into mid-December.
Spending deal averts a possible federal shutdown and funds the government into December
Congressional leaders have a deal on a short-term spending bill that will fund federal agencies for about three months
Congress avoids government shutdown with spending bill
The plan to keep the government funded includes more money for the Secret Service. Congress avoided a government shutdown Sunday with a temporary spending bill.
Congress reaches short-term deal to avoid shutdown until after election
Congressional leaders announced an agreement Sunday on a short-term spending bill that will fund federal agencies for about three months, averting a possible partial government shutdown when the new budget year begins Oct.
Congress agrees funding deal to avoid government shutdown despite Trump's demands
Congressional leaders announced a deal Sunday to extend funding for the federal government until mid-December, averting a shutdown just ahead of the election.
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Congress Averts Shutdown After Speaker Drops Voter Proof-of-Citizenship Demand
MAGA Republicans scorned Mike Johnson for dropping the requirement for voter registration as part of a spending deal.
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4 candidates competing for Rashida Tlaib’s Detroit-area seat in Congress
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The Battle for Control of Congress Heats Up
But downballot races are still very much in flux as the Democratic and Republican parties battle for congress majorities.
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These Are All the Countries the United States Has Invaded
While global concern has understandably focused on the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine, the United States itself has ...
D.C. Digest: Lankford says Congress not doing its job
U.S. Sen. James Lankford, along with several other Senate Republicans, told The Hill their House counterparts need to get on ...
The Black Women ‘Hidden Figures’ Who Helped Send America To Space Awarded Highest Civilian Honor By Congress
The work of these four Black women mathemiticians and engineers helped put men on the moon and advance space exploration.
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When it comes to solving the ongoing cybersecurity crisis in healthcare, don’t bet on Congress
States lead the way Indeed, historically in the United States, when the federal government can ... the choice becomes ...
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US diplomats face a 22% pay cut next month as Congress scrambles for a fix
“The Department of State continues to work with Congress on the urgent need for an extension ... “Our members’ dedication ...
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Minnesota and other Midwest states struggle to fund dam safety projects, even as federal aid hits historic highs
Many dams in the Midwest don't meet grant eligibility requirements, leaving officials worried about how they’ll prevent ...
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Kumari Selja Declares She Will ‘Die as a Congress Worker
At a time when the BJP was trying to exploit the reported differences between Haryana Dalit Congress leader Kumari Selja and ...
Congress unlikely to pass Farm Bill before Sept. 30 deadline. Here's how it affects you
Farm Bill will likely see another year-long extension as the deadline for new legislation rapidly approaches on Sept. 30.