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A Partial Government Shutdown Could Be Under Two Weeks Away - Vimarsana News

A Partial Government Shutdown Could Be Under Two Weeks Away

If action is not taken to avert it, then a partial government shutdown could begin at midnight on January 19.

Source: forbes.com
Chip Roy on shutdown threats: 'It's now or never' on border demands - Vimarsana News

Chip Roy on shutdown threats: 'It's now or never' on border demands

Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) said conservatives need to withhold government funding to force the Biden administration to negotiate to meet the GOP’s border demands, with a potential partial shutdown just two weeks away. During his appearance on Sean Spicer’s Newsmax show on Thursday, Roy called out President Biden and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas as…

Source: yahoo.com
House GOP hopes to pass funding package to avoid shutdown: LIVE - Vimarsana News

House GOP hopes to pass funding package to avoid shutdown: LIVE

‘The bill will stop the absurd holiday-season omnibus tradition of massive, loaded up spending bills,’ Speaker Mike Johnson says of two-step funding plan ahead of 17 November deadline

Source: yahoo.com
Is Chaos the Natural State of Congress? - Vimarsana News

Is Chaos the Natural State of Congress?

The federal budgeting process was broken long before Matt Gaetz and Kevin McCarthy's recent spat.

Source: yahoo.com
What a federal government shutdown could look like for San Diego - Vimarsana News

What a federal government shutdown could look like for San Diego

The federal government is poised to enter a partial shutdown over the weekend with Capitol Hill still in a stalemate over spending bills for the next year. For San Diego residents, here's what that could mean.

Source: yahoo.com