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</p> If the Fed lending deal holds, lawmakers could clear a nearly $1 trillion COVID-19 aid package as well as the underlying $1.4 trillion fiscal 2021 appropriations bill before stopgap funding for federal
</p> The Senate passed the bill on a voice vote after several potential objections fell away.
</p> Here are the photos of the (ongoing) week as captured by CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists:</p> Sen.
The $900 billion coronavirus relief bill that would extend economic lifelines to thousands of struggling small businesses, 14 million unemployed Americans and 17 million renters facing eviction could hit
House leaders were prepping a short-term stopgap measure to get at least through Sunday with the broader aid package and fiscal 2021 omnibus appropriations bill still under development.</p> Sen.
</p> Then-President Bill Clinton, who faced a GOP-controlled Senate, installed Roger Gregory to the 4th Circuit via recess appointment in December 2000.
Disagreements over a temporary spending bill, including whether one was even needed, threatened a government funding lapse as lawmakers slowly worked their way through COVID-19 aid bill disputes.
</p> House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., has said he would not vote in favor of an override of the bill, which is known as the NDAA.
</p> [Fine print issues snag tentative pact on coronavirus relief bill]</p> Various skirmishes became apparent over the course of the day Wednesday, including how to structure housing assistance for
</p> Spanberger teamed up with Roy to introduce the bill last summer.
</p> Sens. James M.
</p> He’s running (again): California Democratic Rep.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) As Indiana Sen. Mike Braun gets into a car Wednesday, the Senate side of the Capitol is reflected in its sideview mirror.
The bill eventually was passed into law by the 116th Congress.</p> Now, the Georgia Republican is hoping to use that experience as a lawmaker.
</p> That suggests another stopgap will be needed to prevent a partial shutdown, at least to give the Senate time to process the massive bill.
“It’s not a perfect bill,” Warner said. “But at $900 billion, this is a lot of aid for people in need.”
</p> The nation’s politics were in the process of changing more than I realized.
bill.
</p> That busy agenda includes a must-pass omnibus spending bill and a coronavirus relief package, which could serve as vehicles for the FAA legislation.</p> Rep.
</p> Democrats responded in the past two years with separate proposals that backers say are urgent to protect democracy, and now they have rolled many of them together into one bill.