Trump signs bipartisan budget deal
The measure permits the government to resume borrowing to pay all its bills and would set an overall $1.37 trillion limit on agency budgets approved by Congress annually.
House passes bipartisan budget and debt deal
A hard-won, bipartisan budget and debt compromise between President Donald Trump and Speaker Nancy Pelosi has easily passed the Democratic-controlled House.
Trump encourages Republicans to back bipartisan budget bill
The agreement outlines a $1.37 trillion cap for the so-called discretionary accounts funded by Congress each year.
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