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Purported Trump budget doc zeroes out federal employee benefits
A spreadsheet claiming to show the Trump administration’s entire fiscal plan leaked on May 18.
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Military brass defend State Department against White House budget ax
As the White House prepares to ask Congress for steep cuts to the State Department and USAID, the military’s top commanders are telling lawmakers that slashing diplomacy would undercut the military.
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Senate passes government spending bill through September
The Senate on Thursday voted to send the overdue 2017 federal spending package to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it. The bill funds the government through September.
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Trump: Government needs September ‘shutdown’ to fix Senate ‘mess’
President Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that the nation “needs a good ‘shutdown’ in September” to fix a “mess” in the Senate, issuing contradictory messages ahead of key votes on a spending plan to keep the federal government running.
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US lawmakers reach 2017 budget deal through September
Lead congressional appropriators have unveiled a sweeping $1.16 trillion omnibus spending bill for 2017, with $593 billion for the military.
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Government won’t shut down Saturday; Clock reset but still ticking
With just hours to spare, Congress easily approved a short-term spending bill Friday that would prevent a partial federal shutdown over the weekend. But on President Donald Trump’s 99th day in office, lawmakers were leaving until next week without completing two other measures he’s coveted: A Republican health care overhaul and a budget financing government…
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GOP lawmakers offer bill to avoid government shutdown, for a week
U.S. House Republicans introduced a stopgap spending resolution late Wednesday to avert a partial government shutdown through May 5 as leadership continues negotiations on a larger budget deal.
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Republican lawmakers offer weeklong bill to avoid government shutdown
U.S. House Republicans introduced a stopgap spending resolution late Wednesday to avert a partial government shutdown through May 5 as leadership continues negotiations on a larger budget deal.
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Negotiators make progress on bill to keep government open
Congressional and White House negotiators made progress Tuesday on a must-pass spending bill to keep the federal government open days ahead of a deadline as President Donald Trump indicated that U.S. funding for a border wall with Mexico could wait until September.
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Trump willing to wait on wall to avoid shutdown
Bipartisan bargainers are making progress toward a budget deal to prevent a partial federal shutdown this weekend, with a major hurdle overcome when President Donald Trump signaled he would put off his demand that the measure include money to build his border wall with Mexico.
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Purported Trump budget doc zeroes out federal employee benefits
A spreadsheet claiming to show the Trump administration’s entire fiscal plan leaked on May 18.
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Military brass defend State Department against White House budget ax
As the White House prepares to ask Congress for steep cuts to the State Department and USAID, the military’s top commanders are telling lawmakers that slashing diplomacy would undercut the military.
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Senate passes government spending bill through September
The Senate on Thursday voted to send the overdue 2017 federal spending package to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it. The bill funds the government through September.
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Trump: Government needs September ‘shutdown’ to fix Senate ‘mess’
President Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that the nation “needs a good ‘shutdown’ in September” to fix a “mess” in the Senate, issuing contradictory messages ahead of key votes on a spending plan to keep the federal government running.
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US lawmakers reach 2017 budget deal through September
Lead congressional appropriators have unveiled a sweeping $1.16 trillion omnibus spending bill for 2017, with $593 billion for the military.
-
Government won’t shut down Saturday; Clock reset but still ticking
With just hours to spare, Congress easily approved a short-term spending bill Friday that would prevent a partial federal shutdown over the weekend. But on President Donald Trump’s 99th day in office, lawmakers were leaving until next week without completing two other measures he’s coveted: A Republican health care overhaul and a budget financing government…
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GOP lawmakers offer bill to avoid government shutdown, for a week
U.S. House Republicans introduced a stopgap spending resolution late Wednesday to avert a partial government shutdown through May 5 as leadership continues negotiations on a larger budget deal.
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Republican lawmakers offer weeklong bill to avoid government shutdown
U.S. House Republicans introduced a stopgap spending resolution late Wednesday to avert a partial government shutdown through May 5 as leadership continues negotiations on a larger budget deal.
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Negotiators make progress on bill to keep government open
Congressional and White House negotiators made progress Tuesday on a must-pass spending bill to keep the federal government open days ahead of a deadline as President Donald Trump indicated that U.S. funding for a border wall with Mexico could wait until September.
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Trump willing to wait on wall to avoid shutdown
Bipartisan bargainers are making progress toward a budget deal to prevent a partial federal shutdown this weekend, with a major hurdle overcome when President Donald Trump signaled he would put off his demand that the measure include money to build his border wall with Mexico.
-
Purported Trump budget doc zeroes out federal employee benefits
A spreadsheet claiming to show the Trump administration’s entire fiscal plan leaked on May 18.
-
Military brass defend State Department against White House budget ax
As the White House prepares to ask Congress for steep cuts to the State Department and USAID, the military’s top commanders are telling lawmakers that slashing diplomacy would undercut the military.
-
Senate passes government spending bill through September
The Senate on Thursday voted to send the overdue 2017 federal spending package to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it. The bill funds the government through September.
-
Trump: Government needs September ‘shutdown’ to fix Senate ‘mess’
President Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that the nation “needs a good ‘shutdown’ in September” to fix a “mess” in the Senate, issuing contradictory messages ahead of key votes on a spending plan to keep the federal government running.
-
US lawmakers reach 2017 budget deal through September
Lead congressional appropriators have unveiled a sweeping $1.16 trillion omnibus spending bill for 2017, with $593 billion for the military.
-
Government won’t shut down Saturday; Clock reset but still ticking
With just hours to spare, Congress easily approved a short-term spending bill Friday that would prevent a partial federal shutdown over the weekend. But on President Donald Trump’s 99th day in office, lawmakers were leaving until next week without completing two other measures he’s coveted: A Republican health care overhaul and a budget financing government…
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GOP lawmakers offer bill to avoid government shutdown, for a week
U.S. House Republicans introduced a stopgap spending resolution late Wednesday to avert a partial government shutdown through May 5 as leadership continues negotiations on a larger budget deal.
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Republican lawmakers offer weeklong bill to avoid government shutdown
U.S. House Republicans introduced a stopgap spending resolution late Wednesday to avert a partial government shutdown through May 5 as leadership continues negotiations on a larger budget deal.
-
Negotiators make progress on bill to keep government open
Congressional and White House negotiators made progress Tuesday on a must-pass spending bill to keep the federal government open days ahead of a deadline as President Donald Trump indicated that U.S. funding for a border wall with Mexico could wait until September.
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Trump willing to wait on wall to avoid shutdown
Bipartisan bargainers are making progress toward a budget deal to prevent a partial federal shutdown this weekend, with a major hurdle overcome when President Donald Trump signaled he would put off his demand that the measure include money to build his border wall with Mexico.
