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Senate approves budget resolution after ‘vote-a-rama’
The Senate worked through 22 budget resolution amendments over the first eight hours of the marathon voting session known as a "vote-a-rama."
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The Senate worked through 22 budget resolution amendments over the first eight hours of the marathon voting session known as a "vote-a-rama."
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A compromise amendment would exempt cryptocurrency miners and makers of digital coin wallets from having to report transactions to the IRS.
Upon the resolution’s adoption, House and Senate panels would have until Sept. 15 to draft pieces of a filibuster-proof fiscal package.
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A bipartisan infrastructure bill is moving toward passage by Tuesday after getting past weekend procedural votes.
The Senate’s protracted debate over a sweeping bipartisan infrastructure package looks likely to last a few more days.
Lawmakers will return to the Senate on Saturday in hopes of finalizing a sweeping bipartisan infrastructure package.
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