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Congress · 118th Congress

House border security bill bumped amid Republican concerns

But neither bill was included in the weekly schedule sent out Friday by Scalise’s office, and a person familiar with the status of the border security legislation confirmed it had been delayed.

Congress · 117th Congress

Bipartisan Policy Center: Debt limit breach possible after Oct. 15

“Yes, it’s a tight schedule, but I think most probably more it has to do with politics and the fact that you’re going to have the Senate vote again on another budget resolution, and that budget resolution

Congress · 117th Congress

House passes stopgap funding, debt ceiling suspension bill

The House passed a catchall budget package Tuesday that’s intended to avoid a partial government shutdown and debt limit crisis, but it seems likely to come back for a do-over once the Senate works its

Policy · 115th Congress

FAA Authorization Still Grounded in Senate

But when asked how that could be accomplished given the constraints on the Senate’s floor schedule — prioritizing votes on appropriations bills and confirmations, including the Supreme Court — he couldn

Policy · 115th Congress

Nominations Fill Legislative Void in Senate

A battle over policy riders could even elongate that debate, culminating in a government shutdown weeks before a scheduled holiday break.

Policy · 114th Congress

What Is a Continuing Resolution?

The process has been completed no less than three weeks behind schedule, and the average finish has been about 100 days beyond the legal deadline.

Policy · 114th Congress

How Capitol Hill Will be Affected by Metro Repairs

The longest shutdown will come on the Red Line, when trains will not travel from NoMa-Gallaudet U to Fort Totten stations from Oct. 9 to Nov. 2; buses will be available to move commuters from one

Policy · 114th Congress

A Different Kind of Washington Gridlock

officials follow through on their warning to possibly take down entire lines for months at a time to perform big-ticket maintenance they say must be done and cannot be completed on the current stop-and-start schedule