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Rule adopted on do-over vote after GOP rebels meet with speaker - Roll Call

House conservatives allowed leadership's floor agenda to get back on track after they buttonholed Johnson to try to get him to renegotiate a spending deal.

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Unfinished 2023 business dominates start of 2024 session - Roll Call

At the start of a presidential election year with both chambers in play, Congress and the White House are dealing with leftovers from 2023.

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OMB chief worried about shutdown even as funding talks progress - Roll Call

A top White House official said Friday that she is “not optimistic” about avoiding a partial government shutdown starting after Jan. 19.

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House Republicans kick off second session at the southern border - Roll Call

Senators continued immigration negotiations on Capitol Hill as dozens of House Republicans traveled Wednesday to the southern border.

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2023: The year UFOs descended on Washington, DC (but not like you'd expect)

For those who follow news related to UFOs, 2023 will be remembered as the year that UFOs came to Washington, D.C.

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Tuberville backs Trump’s ‘poisoning the blood’ rhetoric - Roll Call

Alabama senator said he was disappointed Trump didn’t go further in remarks that immigrants were “poisoning the blood” of the United States.

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Senators to punt on border, fly home after FAA, nominations - Roll Call

With no prospects for a border deal in sight, the Senate was preparing to leave town and punt a war funding package into the new year.

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Senate will be in next week as border talks pick up steam - Roll Call

The Senate planned to delay its holiday recess as lawmakers signaled they could be close to a border security deal.

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Senate passes NDAA, sending bill to House - Roll Call

The Senate voted to pass a final defense policy bill, setting up the sprawling, $886.3 billion measure for House consideration.

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‘Overwhelm it with light’: Johnson talks antisemitism at menorah lighting

Congressional leaders presented a united front at the Hanukkah event at the Capitol, as lawmakers debate funding for Israel.

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No deal yet, but border negotiators report progress - Roll Call

Top Senate and Biden administration officials met in hopes of reaching a border deal that could unlock support for aid to Ukraine and Israel.

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Zelenskyy’s Senate visit doesn’t change border debate - Roll Call

Disagreements over border security remained after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with senators seeking military aid.

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Senators leave town with no deal on border, war supplemental - Roll Call

Senators resumed bipartisan talks aimed at reaching a border security compromise that's critical to winning GOP support for Ukraine aid.

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War supplemental stymied in Senate over border holdup - Roll Call

Senate Republicans blocked a war funding package, making good on their threat to hold up aid to Ukraine without an immigration overhaul.

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Topline appropriations talks at a standstill - Roll Call

Negotiations among congressional leaders over spending limits for fiscal 2024 appropriations are moving at a glacial pace.

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This holiday season, NDAA shaping up as end-of-year ‘Christmas tree’ - Roll Call

A sprawling military policy bill is expected to be adorned with all sorts of other measures as lawmakers wrap 2023, sources said.

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‘Near misses’ add urgency to FAA reauthorization efforts - Roll Call

A report questioning the safety of the air traffic control system is creating urgency for the reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration.

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At the Races: Dem divisions get violent - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best storie,s with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

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Senate votes to keep government open amid wide gulf on spending - Roll Call

A stopgap spending measure to keep the government operating into early 2024 is headed to President Joe Biden's desk.

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Relatively smooth sailing seen for stopgap bill in House - Roll Call

House Democrats appear likely to provide enough support for Speaker Mike Johnson’s stopgap spending bill needed to keep the government open.

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Push renewed for online child safety bill despite setbacks - Roll Call

A key member of Congress says she sees a path to enacting child online safety measures for social media use.

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Senate leaders give green light to Johnson stopgap funds plan - Roll Call

Senate leaders of both parties sent encouraging signals Monday for Speaker Mike Johnson’s bill to avoid a partial government shutdown.

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Senate stopgap plan might extend to January, jettison war funds - Roll Call

Senate leaders are now actively considering a stopgap funding measure that runs through Jan. 19 and leaves out emergency spending for wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.

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Forecast for security spending remains cloudy - Roll Call

The forecast for U.S. national security funding is cloudy with just days until a potential shutdown showdown.

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House GOP zeroing in on two-step stopgap bill or January CR - Roll Call

House Republicans are aiming to reach a consensus this week on a stopgap funding measure that would get a vote next week.

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