Tax panel leaders clinch deal on child credit, business breaks
The deal would also allow small businesses to deduct up to $1.29 million in expenses, up from $1 million.
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March stopgap funding bill unveiled ahead of Friday deadline
Congressional leaders released text of the new short-term patch that would continue current spending rates for federal agencies through March 1 and March 8, keeping the same bifurcated deadline structure
New stopgap plan would extend funding deadlines to early March
House and Senate leaders have agreed to extend temporary government funding in two batches, through March 1 and March 8, according to a source familiar with the plan.
Rule adopted on do-over vote after GOP rebels meet with speaker
If full-year appropriations aren’t enacted by then, the law would trigger a 1 percent cut to defense accounts and a 5 percent cut to nondefense programs.
Senators to punt on border, fly home after FAA, nominations
Any nominees that have not been confirmed by Jan. 1 would have to be resubmitted by the president next year. Briana Reilly contributed to this report.
Border, supplemental aid deal looks likely to slip to January
On Friday, the Pentagon told lawmakers the last $1 billion in security assistance would be delivered at the end of the year.
Senate will be in next week as border talks pick up steam
Another issue that will keep senators from flying home is the need to take up a three-month extension of Federal Aviation Administration programs which would otherwise lapse on Jan. 1.
Framework appropriations deal elusive as session winds down
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., speaks during a news conference on abortion rights in the Capitol on Nov. 1.
War supplemental stymied in Senate over border holdup
Democrats added $4 billion in extra military aid to Ukraine to last into next November, and $1 billion in funding to shore up security at U.S. nonprofits and religious institutions facing renewed threats
Stopgap spending bill raises sequester specter at Pentagon
of the 12 fiscal 2024 appropriations bills is not enacted by Jan. 1.
Stopgap funds bill leaves plenty of post-Thanksgiving leftovers
In all, the Pentagon has more than $5 billion in authority to continue transferring weapons to Ukraine and around $1 billion to backfill defense equipment that has already been sent abroad.
Johnson offers up two-tiered stopgap funds plan
Other extensions The measure would extend most lapsed farm bill programs through Sept. 30, 2024, retroactive to the beginning of this fiscal year on Oct. 1.
Suits are back: It’s been a wild two weeks for the Senate floor’s dress code
security or exclude additional aid for Ukraine have few observers predicting that the measure can pass both chambers and get President Joe Biden’s signature before the new fiscal year begins on Oct. 1.
Bipartisan stopgap funds bill unveiled in Senate
natural disaster victims.If it passes both chambers and President Joe Biden signs it by Saturday, the country would be spared a partial government shutdown that would begin with the new fiscal year on Oct. 1.
Cardin to take Foreign Relations gavel after Menendez charges
"Not only did Cardin have to step up in leadership in an unprecedented situation… he had to step up in the midst of this extremely high-stakes diplomacy that we had going on within the P5+1 and with Iran
Menendez rejects New Jersey Democrats’ calls to resign after indictment
Donald Norcross, D-N.J., had $1 million. A Republican has not won a Senate race in New Jersey since 1972 and the race had been rated Solid Democratic by Inside Elections.
Johnson offers way out of Senate appropriations impasse
James Lankford, R-Okla., that would automatically provide continuing appropriations if spending bills for the new fiscal year have not yet been enacted by Oct. 1.
Fall session is all about spending, NDAA fights — and McCarthy’s ‘Hobson’s choices’
Key programs would continue receiving federal resources after Oct. 1, but a crunch could hit around Jan. 1.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Prime time fault lines?
Leahy started the year with more than $1 million in his account, but after making a series of $4,000 contributions in June to Democratic senators and Senate candidates — wonder if the check to “Elissa
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Buckeye fallout
But the rejection of Issue 1 contains another lesson that could have implications for the 2024 election: that the GOP’s focus on transgender youth — wrapped in a message about “parents’ rights” —