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Congress · 116th Congress

House passes stopgap funding bill shortly after bipartisan deal

If, as also expected, President Donald Trump signs the bill, it would spare the country a partial government shutdown when the new fiscal year begins on Oct. 1, in the midst of a pandemic and just over

Congress · 116th Congress

House Appropriations candidates float possible return of earmarks

</p> Smoke-filled rooms The term “earmarks” still has negative connotations, conjuring images of smoke-filled rooms and wasteful projects like the famed “bridges to nowhere” in the 2005 highway bill connecting

Opinion · 116th Congress

The Trump-McConnell doctrine: Bomb them before they bomb us

</p> When did Congress become this dystopian world where the only thing that matters is raw power?</p> It isn’t like Lyndon Johnson was a shrinking violet as Senate majority leader.

Congress · 116th Congress

Partisan stopgap funding bill set for House vote Tuesday

</p> The Democrats’ bill would remove agriculture and nutrition policy riders that were in dispute late last week when talks on a bipartisan continuing resolution reached an impasse.

Congress · 116th Congress

House Democrats prep fallback option on stopgap funding

</p> Senate Republicans and the White House haven’t signed off on the proposal, which comes after negotiators missed a self-imposed deadline at noon on Friday for releasing the stopgap bill needed to

Congress · 116th Congress

Stopgap funding talks bleed into weekend amid farm aid pushback

</p> Negotiations on the stopgap bill, which sources said would extend current funding levels through Dec. 11, were set to bleed into the weekend and have been kicked upstairs primarily to Speaker Nancy

Congress · 116th Congress

Is canceling $50k in student debt a good idea?

</p> The Department of Education did not respond to a request for comment.  </p> The question of legality may also take a backseat to whether it’s practical or sound political strategy.