Senate Inches Closer Toward Stopgap Budget Bill

By ExchangeMonitor

The Senate completed a procedural step Tuesday that brings the chamber one step closer to voting on a short-term spending bill that would keep the Energy Department funded at an annualized level of about $29.5 billion through Dec. 9. After a false start Monday,…

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