US House Republicans Unveil Six-Month Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Shutdown
Republicans who control the U.S. House of Representatives unveiled their six-month stopgap funding bill on Saturday, which if passed by Congress would avert a government shutdown on March 14 and extend current government funding through fiscal year 2025.
The bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown would make D.C. revert to its 2024 spending. City officials fear cuts to ...
A new pro-life bill in Missouri could expand tax credits to residents who donate to anti-abortion centers, making it possible ...
The spending bill will provide for an increase in defense spending, a decrease in non-defense spending, and an additional $6 ...
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Sens. Ossoff and Shaheen explained why they had voted with all Democrats to block a bill to bar males from women’s sports.
Disagreements on spending cuts, the process and the debt limit are combining to slow a House-Senate agreement.
The Educational Choice for Children Act would benefit private and religious schools and higher-income families.
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Republicans may not have the votes to keep the government open ahead of a Friday shutdown deadline, despite the fact that ...
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