Congress reaches short-term deal to avoid shutdown until after election
WASHINGTON — 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. 1 and pushing final decisions until after the November election.
The House is expected to vote on the funding extension, known as a continuing resolution or CR, on Wednesday. The Senate will ...
Congressional leaders have struck a deal to keep the government open past a looming Sept. 30 deadline, after a previous ...
With the election weeks away, members of Congress felt added pressure to put a deal together before voting begins in earnest.
Congressional leaders reportedly have a bipartisan spending deal in place to avert a government shutdown when the fiscal year ...
The federal government shuts down in less than two weeks and the latest effort to keep the government’s doors open failed ...
Congress has reached a deal to extend government funding through Dec. 20, leaders announced on Sunday, kicking the can down ...
Still, the country isn't out of the woods when it comes to a government shutdown. Lawmakers will have to negotiate a ...
The term “shutdown” is also something of a misnomer. Lapses in funding are a bad way to do business, and they can delay ...
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