Budget Frozen at 2020 Levels Through Dec. 11; DOE Cleanup Gets More Than Requested

By Staff Reports

Federal agencies were still open for business Thursday morning, after President Trump signed a stopgap budget bill that freezes most federal budgets at 2020 levels through Dec. 11. With appropriations set to lapse at midnight, the Senate on Wednesday cast votes…

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