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</p> The vote was 256-167. The bill includes funding boosts for defense that Republicans sought, as well as for domestic programs on the nondefense side of the ledger that Democrats sought.
</p> “This bill barely provides for border security, yet continues to allow federal dollars to flow to sanctuary cities,” the group said in its statement of opposition.
</p> Her lieutenant, Minority Whip Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, took to the floor to taunt Republicans for not reading the 2,220-plus page bill.
</p> House Republicans have a three-day rule for the period between when they file a bill and when they can bring it to the floor, but leadership can waive that whenever they choose.
</p> “They had a good conversation about the wins delivered for the president, and he is supportive of the bill,” the source said.
</p> The roughly 2,200-page bill omnibus was filed Wednesday around 8 p.m., and the House voted on it around 1 p.m. Thursday, giving members virtually no time to read or digest it.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo)Starting Gate See You in 2020? Seven-term Democratic Rep. Dan Lipinski narrowly survived his fiercest challenge yet Tuesday night.
</p> The fiscal 2018 spending bill would provide $1.35 billion in funding for the Orion Spacecraft at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
(Lipinski’s father, Bill, served 22 years in the House before him.)
</p> Here’s the snow day in photos:</p>Kids and adults sled down the hill on the west side of the Capitol during the snow storm in Washington on Wednesday.
</p> There were still some unresolved issues early Wednesday, such as the fate of the so-called Fix NICS bill, which would bolster local reporting that feeds into a federal database used for background
Supporters of the bill acknowledge Facebook probably wouldn’t have had to notify them in the Cambridge Analytica case because the data wasn’t financial.</p> Sen.
Wednesday from a meeting to negotiate outstanding issues on a fiscal 2018 omnibus spending bill predicting a deal was forthcoming in a matter of hours. </p> Speaker Paul D.
</p> “We have always said that this bill would go in the omnibus bill, to which the Hyde language has applied every year since 1976,” Sen.
Dozens of House Democrats are likely to vote against the fiscal 2018 omnibus spending bill if the final deal, which leaders hope to announce Wednesday afternoon, does not include a commitment to address
</p> Watch: Ryan Talks Mueller, Tariffs</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> The speaker said work was still underway on the fiscal 2018 omnibus spending bill that lawmakers need to pass by Friday to avoid another
</p> The bill lawmakers want in the spending package would make changes to the process for reporting complaints of harassment and discrimination.
Prospects are dim that a short-term patch that would extend a program protecting about 690,000 “Dreamers” from deportation will be included in the upcoming fiscal 2018 spending bill.
Bill Foster, came in third with 17 percent of the vote, followed by 2016 nominee Amanda Howland with 12 percent. </p> Mazeski was leading narrowly for most of Tuesday night.