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Congress · 119th Congress

Democrats offer farm bill amendments to roll back SNAP changes

Counties, and National Conference of State Legislatures, sent a letter in January to House and Senate leaders urging Congress to exclude October and November 2025 payment error rates from the fiscal 2026

Congress · 119th Congress

Six fiscal 2026 spending bills done, six more to go

The Senate cleared a roughly $180 billion, three-bill spending package for President Donald Trump's signature Thursday, marking a halfway point in completing long-delayed fiscal 2026 appropriations.

Campaigns · 119th Congress

At the Races: Of voters and Venezuela

↵↵At the Races is back for 2026, with the midterm election year upon us.

Congress · 119th Congress

Top four appropriators set to meet on spending package

The top four leaders of the Senate and House Appropriations committees plan to huddle Thursday to make headway on the next package of fiscal 2026 spending bills, sources familiar with the meeting said

Congress · 119th Congress

GAO, Library of Congress avoid cuts in Legislative Branch bill

Senate appropriators Sunday unveiled a roughly $7.3 billion draft fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch appropriations bill, part of a three-bill package that could be paired with a stopgap spending measure in

Congress · 119th Congress

Republicans denounce new Democratic offer to end shutdown

"I don't see anything changing, if at all, for a while."↵↵Even before the conference, Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., called the plan a nonstarter in its current form.

Democrats tight-lipped on shutdown off-ramp as pressure grows

over how long to extend government funding, as Senate leaders indicated negotiators will need more time beyond the Nov. 21 deadline proposed in the House-passed continuing resolution to finish fiscal 2026

White House · 119th Congress

Spending law unenforceable if the president wants to violate it

↵↵And the fact that the money being used comes out of multiyear appropriations that remain available in fiscal 2026 means the maneuvers comply with the Antideficiency Act, the administration argues.