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In a bipartisan Thursday night vote, the Senate passed a continuing resolution that will fund the federal government through Dec. 23.

Lawmakers are looking to create enough time to pass a full-year funding measure.

The House passed a short-term government funding extension that will keep spending at current levels until Dec. 23, a bill that would avert a government shutdown on Dec. 16.

In this case, the senate, ever gone forward with an omnibus spending bill . right now, youve called this, by the way, omnibus spending. >> i think youre right. i want you to explain the term. but now we have republicans willing to go along with chuck schumer and the radical democrats and give them a year long budget when all they should be doing is passing a c.r., continuing resolution so that when the new house republican leadership gets in power, theyll be a check and balance against the insan...

Congressional lawmakers voted to approve a short-term funding bill on Wednesday night that will last through Dec. 23, taking a step ...

Party-line 224-201 vote to give Congress extra breathing room to work out deal on omnibus $1.7 trillion funding package - Anadolu Agency

Congress is negotiating more than 7,500 "pork-barrel spending" earmarks totaling $16 billion for a year-long omnibus spending bill. ...

Key lawmakers announced that they had struck a deal on the framework for funding the government through the end of the current fiscal year.

A way to pass a massive and reckless omnibus spending spree ahead of fridays deadline. but as republican senator mike lee and rick scott, they both noted, congress has now changed hands five times since nineteen fifty four, not one time when they changed hands. have they ever passed an omnibus spending bill before a new house majority was to take power? now, the question is , is why mitch mcconnell and senate republicans looking to help democrats with their massive spending spree when all they s...