Budget & Policy

Senate appropriators unveil spending bill to keep government open temporarily

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Senate appropriators on Tuesday agreed on a short term budget that would keep the government funded at 2023 levels under mid-November.
The bill, which essentially extends the omnibus appropriations act of 2023, now needs a vote in the full Senate and the House…

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