US Congress nowhere close to deal to avert shutdown ahead of March 14 deadline
With less than two weeks to go before a March 14 deadline, Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Congress appear to be nowhere close to a deal to avert a government shutdown that would throw Washington into deeper turmoil.
Current funding expires at the end of Friday, March 14. If a funding bill is not passed, then the government will see itself ...
A government shutdown crisis can seem like the "boy who cried wolf" story of American politics. Democrats and Republicans in ...
The government runs out of funding on March 14, and averting a shutdown will likely require bipartisan support in both the ...
Democrats are rejecting House Republicans’ plan to pass a stopgap spending bill through the end of September, raising the ...
organized the lunch meeting as Musk’s activities loom as a sticking point in negotiations to keep the government open and prevent a shutdown March 14. Democrats need to sign off on such a bill, and ...
Senate Democrats are indicating they won't tank a short-term government funding package, barring any eleventh-hour GOP ...
President Trump will address Congress Tuesday night against the backdrop of newly levied tariffs on the nation’s closest ...
Trump and congressional leaders have lost hope in a full government funding deal and pivoted toward a stopgap bill for the ...
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