Congress inches toward year-end government funding deal
Congressional negotiators are making a dash to scrounge together a bipartisan deal on how to fund...
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Author: Aris Folley
Congress on track to blow past Dec. 16 funding deadline
Hopes are dimming of Congress meeting a critical government funding deadline next month, as...
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On the Money — Biden moves to block rail strike
President Biden is calling on lawmakers to prevent a rail strike as the deadline looms. We’ll also...
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Divided GOP tiptoes on Biden request for more Ukraine aid
Republicans are tiptoeing around a recent request from the Biden administration for billions in...
Read MoreOn The Money — Democrats push to fix debt ceiling during lame duck
A Democratic-led push for a bipartisan fix to the nation’s debt ceiling is meeting resistance from Senate Republicans. We’ll also look at the recent slowdown in rent growth nationwide, the decrease in new home construction and...
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Murray seeking to be second-ever woman Appropriations chair
Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) is officially pursuing the top seat on the Senate Appropriations...
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Murray seeking to be second-ever woman Appropriations chair
Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) is officially pursuing the top seat on the Senate Appropriations...
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Marijuana legalization makes gains, but faces strong red-state pushback
Nationwide efforts to legalize marijuana appear to have a ways to go after U.S. voters handed them...
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On The Money — Five things to know about the economy before voting
Tonight, we’re giving you a cheat sheet to five key things voters should know about the economy...
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With affirmative action in Supreme Court peril, changes could ripple beyond schools
The conservative-led Supreme Court’s signaling this week that it may rule against affirmative...
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