Attention turns to Senate as Congress works to avoid government shutdown
After the House passed a bill to fund the government, attention is now turning to the Senate to pass the legislation only days before a potential government shutdown. NBC News’ Sahil Kapur reports from Capitol Hill where lawmakers stand as Democrats weigh options to support or oppose the plan.
The House GOP's campaign committee is taking aim at congressional Democrats for voting against a measure to fund the federal ...
The House passed a measure Wednesday to avert a government shutdown set to begin Saturday by extending federal funding levels ...
A potential government shutdown could delay tax return processing and refunds, affecting taxpayers nationwide.
In the case of a government shutdown, those workers are put on leave because there isn't money budgeted for their job. The ...
The House voted 217 to 213 on a bill to fund the federal government through September and avoid a shutdown that would have ...
Democrats aren't used to voting against keeping the government open. But DOGE and the Trump administrations early moves are ...
Several Republicans remain undecided and the vice president, who is President Donald Trump’s legislative liaison, is expected ...
Officials from the party of Democratic Republic of Congo's former President Joseph Kabila have been invited to appear before ...
The vote sets up a showdown in the Senate over a bill Democrats criticize as giving more power to President Trump and Elon ...
Now with the text out, the current plan puts the entire timeline – having lawmakers read the text, advancing it to the Rules ...
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