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Dragging late into the evening Thursday, negotiations between progressive caucus members, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and the White House ultimately failed to reach a conclusion that allowed Pelosi to bring the

US Trade Representative Katherine Tai, along with other American officials, travelled to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, this week to participate in the inaugural US-European Union EU Trade and Tech Council TTC with their European counterparts.

The bill is still on track to go through the Senate in the coming days in a regular legislative process and is expected to pass overwhelmingly.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) released the following statement after President Joe Biden signed into law H.R. 5305 – Extending Government Funding and Delivering Emergency Assistance Act (Continuing Resolution), which included $28.6 billion in emergency supplemental appropriations for natural disasters occurring as far back as 2019 and Rep. Newhouse’s

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Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) said Wednesday night that the Senate had reached a deal to vote Thursday on a short-term government funding bill to avoid a shutdown. 

Both the House and Senate would have to pass a “continuing resolution” to prevent the closure of many federal government offices at Thursday midnight.

Abortion rights, voting rights, and now the haitian immigration crisis. so, what do your fellow democrats need to do right now to help fight all of these battles at once? >> excellent question, reverend, thank you for having me on. and um, im wearing my mask because of an office policy that we have. excellent question. i think, reverend, that first we have to realize that failure is not an option. failure would create a circumstance that would cause us to forever regret not having taken appropri...

Fails next week. >> thats the house deadline looming over there. we expect the democrats plan a to get killed by republicans on monday. what does plan b look like? are senate democrats making any movements suggesting theyre going to try to work on the debt ceiling through some kind of reconciliation? >> not that i can see. its possible secretly theyre considering a plan b. the democrats voted in 2017 when republicans had full control. they were using reconciliation for their tax cut which added ...

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