Trump signs stopgap spending bill into law, following US Senate passage
The U.S. Senate cleared a stopgap spending bill Friday that will fund the government through the end of September, sending the legislation to President Donald Trump. The White House said on Saturday afternoon that Trump had signed the measure, avoiding a partial government shutdown.
CNN commentator Van Jones said that the Democratic Party is showing "volcanic anger" towards Senate Minority Leader Chuck ...
A spending bill to prevent a partial government shutdown narrowly advanced in the Senate, clearing a key procedural hurdle ...
Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) said the current fight over a Republican spending bill was the “best time” for Democrats to take on President Trump, coming less than two months into his ...
Rep. Tom Emmer, R-Minn., discusses the Senate passing a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown and more on ‘Fox News ...
Democrats appear on the cusp of voting to avoid a shutdown because they fear the consequences of standing up to the Trump administration could be worse.
Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's about-face on Republican's spending bill. After announcing that he be a no vote on the ...
House Democrats will hold a "Day of Action" across the country on Tuesday to push back against the GOP-backed spending bill ...
The Senate voted to avoid a government shutdown less than nine hours before the deadline, leaving Democrats divided and pointing fingers.
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