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Trump-Democrats meeting drama fuels risk of shutdown

Health insurance At the heart of the dispute is how to address the expiration of health insurance subsidies, a politically fraught issue for vulnerable Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Partisan stopgap funding bills fall short in Senate

And Murkowski wants the three full-year fiscal 2026 spending bills that are headed for a House-Senate conference committee — Military Construction-VA, Agriculture and Legislative Branch — attached to the

Neither side blinking yet as House preps for CR vote

nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office say if the enhanced health care subsidies aren’t extended now, it will be too late for insurers to lower premiums offered for plans purchased on the exchanges for the 2026

Senate leaders set up dueling votes on stopgap funding bills

Thune said there would be additional funds included in the forthcoming fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch conference report, and that senators are working with the sergeant-at-arms’ office "to identify additional

GOP leaders try to quell stopgap concerns as House vote nears

Steil said the pilot program enhancement, plus the opportunity for more funding in the upcoming conference negotiations on the fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch appropriations bill, should be enough to resolve

Why Republicans still need to close the deal on the BBB

In looking at this spreadsheet, under the tax parameters tab, the comparison is between 2025, the last year of the TCJA being in effect, and 2026, the return to the 2017 deductions and tax rates, if the

Recapping Trump’s deceptive tariff claims

Meanwhile, the Budget Lab at Yale University projected that all of the 2025 tariffs announced through Aug. 6 would raise at most $2.7 trillion over the 10 years between 2026 and 2035. 

Senators begin recess after giving up on nominations deal

Intense bipartisan discussions began while senators were dual-tracking the $188 billion fiscal 2026 appropriations package that passed late Friday, the other outstanding piece of business that had been