WASHINGTON — Congress on Wednesday passed a temporary measure that keeps government agencies funded into December, avoiding a shutdown for now while punting final spending decisions until after ...

In the meantime, the temporary bill will mostly fund the government at current levels, with a few exceptions like the funding infusion for the Secret Service. The $231 million for the Secret ...

Congress on Wednesday passed a temporary measure that keeps government agencies funded into December, avoiding a shutdown for now while punting final spending decisions until after the Nov. 5 elect… ...

Congress is expected Wednesday to give swift approval to a temporary spending bill that would keep federal agencies funded when the new fiscal year begins next Tuesday, avoiding a potential ...

Congress is moving swiftly to fund federal agencies and avoid a government shutdown. The House and Senate are expected to give approval to a bill that would fund the government into December and ...

The bill divided Republicans in the North Dakota House of Representatives, which voted 49 to 45 to pass it. Mike Nowatzki, a spokesman for Mr. Armstrong, did not immediately respond to a request ...

The stopgap measure, approved Wednesday by a 341-82 vote, generally funds agencies at current levels through Dec. 20. But an additional $231 million was included to bolster the Secret Service.

WASHINGTON – Passage of a six-month temporary spending bill would have widespread and devastating effects on the Defense Department, Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin said in a letter to key members ...

Congress sends temporary bill to avoid shutdown to Biden’s desk House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., billed the measure as doing 'only what's absolutely necessary.' Posted September 25, 2024 ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House has passed a temporary measure that would keep federal agencies funded when the new fiscal year begins next Tuesday while punting final spending decisions for the ...

By LOLITA C. BALDOR WASHINGTON (AP) — Passage of a six-month temporary spending bill would have widespread and devastating effects on the Defense Department, Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin said in ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says passage of a six-month temporary spending bill would have widespread and devastating effects on the department and the military. Skip to main content.