Funding for DOE Cleanup Programs in Stasis as Congress Contemplates New CR

By Dan Leone

Funding for federal agencies runs out Dec. 8, but Congress is working on another short-term fix to keep the government running for a little while longer, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said Thursday. The new budget year, fiscal 2018, began on Oct. 1, but the…

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