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Jan 18

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Sen. Rounds: Short-term spending bill must include Defense Department assurances

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Will Senate Republicans support a short-term government funding solution if it passes the House? Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., says he and others would like to “keep the heat on” to get a longer-term omnibus bill. Rounds joins Judy Woodruff from…

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Jan 18

What happens during a government shutdown?

By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

A look at past shutdowns and what will happen if Congress fails to pass a short-term spending bill by midnight Friday.

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Jan 18

How a government shutdown could affect your health

By Erin Mershon, Ike Swetlitz, STAT

A government shutdown of the FDA, CDC and NIH will likely have widespread and long-lasting consequences for public health.

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Jan 18

As shutdown deadline looms, Congress struggles to agree on stopgap budget

By Alan Fram and Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

House Speaker Paul Ryan said he's confident that his GOP-controlled chamber will pass a stopgap government-wide funding bill, even as growing opposition from Senate Democrats made prospects in that chamber increasingly dicey.

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Jan 17

Watch 8:41
Republicans say there won't be a DACA vote this week. How will Democrats respond?

By PBS News Hour

The clock is ticking as lawmakers labor to find a way to keep the federal government running, hitting up against demands for more defense spending and a fix for the expiring DACA program. Lisa Desjardins and Yamiche Alcindor join Judy…

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Jan 16

Watch 7:06
What's dividing lawmakers on DACA and threatening a shutdown

By PBS News Hour

President Trump's reported remarks at a White House meeting last week continue to dominate in the days before a looming government funding deadline. As senators grilled Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on a specific profanity and President Trump was pressed…

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Jan 16

What are the odds of a government shutdown?

By Lisa Desjardins

Here's a guide to the factors that will determine whether Congress avoids a government shutdown or not.

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Jan 03

White House, congressional leaders open talks to avoid government shutdown

By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

The session in the office of House Speaker Paul Ryan came with little more than two weeks before the next threatened government shutdown. Topping the agenda was an effort to spare both the Pentagon and domestic Cabinet agencies from spending…

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Jan 02

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It's a new year, but old congressional spending battles loom

By PBS News Hour

A short-term spending measure is keeping the government open through Jan. 19 at current funding levels. But when Congress returns from its holiday break, it will need to resolve differing spending priorities to avert a shutdown. Stan Collender, a professor…

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Dec 22

Trump signs stopgap spending bill into law to avert shutdown

By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

President Donald Trump signed a temporary spending bill into law on Friday to avert a government shutdown after the Republican-led Congress did the bare minimum in a sprint toward the holidays and punted disputes on immigration, health care and the…

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