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A small group of hardline Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives have set the federal government on a course towards its fourth partial shutdown in a decade, angering some members of their own caucus. At least nine members of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's narrow 221-212 majority are refusing to back any stopgap measure to keep the government funded past midnight Saturday -- and threatening to try to oust him from leadership if he relies on Democratic votes to work around them. ...

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Thursday moderate GOP lawmakers are “missing in action” on combating a government shutdown after some Republicans who said they would join an effort to force a vote on funding legislation have yet to do so. The comment came during Jeffries’s weekly press conference in the Capitol when a…

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The bill would fund the government at FY 2023 levels until Jan. 11, provide $24 billion in funding for Ukraine and $16 billion for federal disaster response.

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A bipartisan caucus has introduced a new stopgap spending measure to keep the government open that includes border security provisions, Ukraine funding and disaster money.

House lawmakers failed to reach consensus Saturday on a stopgap bill to keep the government open beyond the Sept. 30 deadline.

Kevin McCarthy has about as much control of his party as he does the phases of the moon.

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