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Some Republican senators threaten to derail plans over COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Compromise is key to the work we do in Congress. Every year, we have the immense responsibility of creating, negotiating, and passing the annual federal...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawmakers in the U.S. Congress have reached agreement to fund federal agencies until Fe...

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi held her weekly press conference today in the Capitol Visitor Center. Below are the Speaker’s remarks: Speaker Pelosi. Good morning, everyone. It’s still morning. It's been a busy one. As we gather here, the Rules Committee is meeting. We have introduced legislation for the Continuing Resolution, which will hopefully be bought – planned

At some point, you have to dare the other side to not blink.

The House on Thursday voted to pass a short-term spending bill to fund the government through mid-February, as lawmakers work quickly to avert a shutdown on Friday.

Political games and enact the short term continuing resolution to fund the government through early next year and allow for time for a full year budget agreement which is our objective. there is still time to do that and of course its up to congress to do that. we are confident they will take steps to keep the government open. >> there is still time but not a lot of time. have you started to take steps to prepare for a possible shutdown even if it is going to last through the weekend? >> sure. t...

Federal government, deeply unpopular, multiple federal judges held as unconstitutional. >> reporter: not all republicans are on board the shutdown. it may or may not happen through senator kennedy. >> continuing resolution, government funding expires friday evening. do you believe there will be a government shutdown? >> know. there is no appetite, nor should there be on either side of the aisle. >> this as chuck schumer takes aim at republicans for holding things up. >> a republican colleagues c...

Look, the problem here is theres two different scenarios that are happening right now. one obviously more likely to happen than the other. on one hand, republican and democratic leaders cannot agree on a deadline to fund the government through. of course, they dont know if they want to do this. continuing resolution -- excuse me, the stopgap measure through january, february, they cannot agree on that deadline. now, the more likely scenario thats going to play out that we will see happening thes...

We're sick and tired of the vaccine mandates and lockdowns, and we're going to punish at the ballot box those we hold responsible.