Senate Clinging to Hope for Stalled 2017 Energy and Water Spending Bill

By Dan Leone

Senators left Washington for a weeklong recess Friday without passing their fiscal 2017 energy and water spending bill, but the chamber’s Republican leader has vowed to try again on May 9, despite no signs that the partisan strife which prevented a floor vote…

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