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House GOP clears path for tax package with ‘SALT’ on the side - Roll Call

A $78 billion tax deal is set for a vote Wednesday after House leaders agreed to vote as soon as next week on state and local tax deductions.

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Supplemental stuck for now in Senate starting blocks - Roll Call

Senate negotiations over immigration remained stuck as the fate of more than $100 billion for Ukraine and other partners hung in the balance.

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DHS funding, tied up in border talks, stalls appropriations deal - Roll Call

Department of Homeland Security funding has emerged as a key sticking point slowing down the talks between top appropriators.

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House clears stopgap funding extension into March - Roll Call

The House on Thursday overwhelmingly cleared a stopgap bill to extend government spending authority into March.

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These lawmakers are still invested in banning congressional stock trades - Roll Call

An unlikely mix of members want to keep the effort alive. “Momentum hasn’t cooled,” says Rep. Abigail Spanberger.

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Biden meeting doesn’t change contours of debate over Ukraine, border - Roll Call

President Joe Biden met with House and Senate leaders to press for aid to Ukraine, but GOP pressure for tougher border policies remain.

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First roadblock to March stopgap measure removed - Roll Call

The Senate voted Tuesday night in favor of the first procedural move needed to avert a partial government shutdown at the end of this week.

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March stopgap funding bill unveiled ahead of Friday deadline - Roll Call

Congressional leaders released text of a short-term patch that would continue current federal spending rates through March 1 and March 8.

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New stopgap plan would extend funding deadlines to early March - Roll Call

House and Senate leaders have agreed to extend temporary government funding in two batches, through March 1 and March 8.

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Johnson: Topline spending pact won’t be torn up - Roll Call

Speaker Mike Johnson reiterated support for the spending agreement he negotiated in face of opposition from House Freedom Caucus members.

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Sources: Speaker pushing lower DHS spending in '302(b)' talks - Roll Call

House Republican leaders are putting downward pressure on the level of funding allotted for the Department of Homeland Security in final fiscal 2024 appropriations negotiations.

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Rule adopted on do-over vote after GOP rebels meet with speaker - Roll Call

House conservatives allowed leadership's floor agenda to get back on track after they buttonholed Johnson to try to get him to renegotiate a spending deal.

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Unfinished 2023 business dominates start of 2024 session - Roll Call

At the start of a presidential election year with both chambers in play, Congress and the White House are dealing with leftovers from 2023.

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OMB chief worried about shutdown even as funding talks progress - Roll Call

A top White House official said Friday that she is “not optimistic” about avoiding a partial government shutdown starting after Jan. 19.

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House Republicans kick off second session at the southern border - Roll Call

Senators continued immigration negotiations on Capitol Hill as dozens of House Republicans traveled Wednesday to the southern border.

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For those who follow news related to UFOs, 2023 will be remembered as the year that UFOs came to Washington, D.C.

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Tuberville backs Trump’s ‘poisoning the blood’ rhetoric - Roll Call

Alabama senator said he was disappointed Trump didn’t go further in remarks that immigrants were “poisoning the blood” of the United States.

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Senators to punt on border, fly home after FAA, nominations - Roll Call

With no prospects for a border deal in sight, the Senate was preparing to leave town and punt a war funding package into the new year.

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Senate will be in next week as border talks pick up steam - Roll Call

The Senate planned to delay its holiday recess as lawmakers signaled they could be close to a border security deal.

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Senate passes NDAA, sending bill to House - Roll Call

The Senate voted to pass a final defense policy bill, setting up the sprawling, $886.3 billion measure for House consideration.

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‘Overwhelm it with light’: Johnson talks antisemitism at menorah lighting

Congressional leaders presented a united front at the Hanukkah event at the Capitol, as lawmakers debate funding for Israel.

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No deal yet, but border negotiators report progress - Roll Call

Top Senate and Biden administration officials met in hopes of reaching a border deal that could unlock support for aid to Ukraine and Israel.

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Zelenskyy’s Senate visit doesn’t change border debate - Roll Call

Disagreements over border security remained after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with senators seeking military aid.

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Senators leave town with no deal on border, war supplemental - Roll Call

Senators resumed bipartisan talks aimed at reaching a border security compromise that's critical to winning GOP support for Ukraine aid.

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War supplemental stymied in Senate over border holdup - Roll Call

Senate Republicans blocked a war funding package, making good on their threat to hold up aid to Ukraine without an immigration overhaul.

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