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Senate votes against government funding bill, raising shutdown prospects


On the same day, Republicans in the Senate also defeated Democrats' version of a government funding extension. Their legislation, which GOP leaders denounced as partisan, would have reversed Medicaid ... Read More

US Lurches Toward Shutdown as Senate Democrats Block GOP Stopgap


Congress moved closer to an Oct. 1 government shutdown as Senate Democrats and Republicans on Friday each blocked the other party’s rival plans to provide temporary funding. Read More

GOP votes down Senate Democrats’ government funding bill


Senate Republicans on Friday voted down a Democratic proposal to fund the government for one month and permanently extend health care premium subsidies that are due to expire at the end of the ... Read More

Democrats reject GOP funding plan, leaving Congress at a standstill as shutdown nears


The Senate voted on competing packages led by Democrats and Republicans, but both failed to reach the 60-vote threshold to overcome a filibuster. Read More

House GOP passes stopgap funding bill ahead of shutdown deadline, setting up critical test for Senate


Speaker Mike Johnson on Friday corralled his oft-fractured House conference to pass a Republican plan to fund the government through November 21, as Congress scrambles to avert a looming shutdown. Read More

Senate rejects both parties' bills to avoid a shutdown, leaving next steps uncertain


Democrats in the Senate rejected a House GOP proposal to keep funds flowing through Nov. 21, while Republicans scuttled a competing Democratic bill with health care provisions. Read More

Senate fails to advance bills to fund government as shutdown looms


The Senate action came just hours after the House sent them the short-term funding bill. The Senate voted to block that Republican short-term funding bill, failing by a vote of 44-48. Republican Sens. Read More

Democrats see health care as the reason they’ll avoid shutdown blame


Democratic lawmakers, who have struggled to put together a winning political message against President Trump, are feeling confident they have an upper hand ahead of a looming government shutdown ... Read More


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