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Senate, budget and Bill 5708

Talking Points Memo on MSN · 1d

Senate Passes Bipartisan Bill To Protect Washington D.C. From House GOP Budget Slash

Senators moved quickly to cobble together a standalone bill to shield Washington D.C. from a $1 billion budget cut

GeekWire on MSN · 3d

Social media companies required to better protect teen users under bill passed by Washington Senate

The Washington state Senate on Wednesday passed a bill that aims to protect kids from the potentially harmful impacts of social media apps such as Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube.

The Washington Post on MSN · 1d

Senate passes bill to avert $1B hit to D.C. budget in spending plan

The bill, which would allow the city to continue operating under its 2025 budget, still needs to be approved by the House to go into effect.

WPIX New York City, NY on MSN · 1d

Senate swiftly approves bill to allow DC to keep budget intact

The Senate swiftly approved legislation late Friday that would allow the District of Columbia to keep its budget intact, rather than roll back to 2024, fixing a provision that had drawn protests from the mayor and residents warning it would require $1 billion in cuts to services.

WUSA-TV Washington, D.C. on … · 1d

Senate approves bill to block budget $1.1B cuts to DC included in GOP funding bill

The continuing resolution approved by the House this week would force DC officials to make $1 billion in cuts to city services.

Senate, government shutdown and House Bill 1217

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In Session: Senate leader says with changes, rent stabilization bill could pass

Pedersen said that number might have to change to get enough votes to pass the bill out of the Senate Housing Committee or off the floor. The bill passed out of the House by a 53-42 vote on March 10. The Senate will take public testimony on the proposal on March 19.

CNN on MSN · 1d

Congress averts government shutdown after Senate passes stopgap funding bill

Congress averted a government shutdown Friday just hours before the funding deadline, after the Senate approved a House-passed spending bill that exposed deep rifts within the Democratic Party.

Associated Press News on MSN · 1d

Senate approves funding bill hours before shutdown deadline, sending to Trump for signature

The Senate has passed a Republican-led six-month spending bill hours before a government shutdown, overcoming sharp Democratic opposition to the measure.

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Washington bill seeks to prevent bail bond agents from enforcing immigration law

Tucked away in a corner of Washington’s Yakima Valley is the small town of Sunnyside, made up of roughly 17,000 residents, a ...

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Inside and outside the Senate, Democrats begin to lose faith in Schumer

Democrats have long found the flip phone Chuck Schumer still insists on using as an endearing quirk that illustrates how ...

Redmond Reporter3d

Major boost to special education funding gets Washington Senate approval

Educators with such certification receive an extra $6,324 a year plus another $5,000 if they work in a high-poverty school.

My Edmonds News2d

The bills that are dead and still alive in the Washington Legislature

Lawmakers in the Washington Legislature spent the past week and a half passing bills off the House and Senate floors ahead of ...

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Washington braces for steeper layoffs as agencies submit new DOGE cuts

The plans for an impending reduction come after a federal judge on Thursday ordered multiple agencies to reinstate thousands ...

How Congress Could Force $1.1 Billion in Cuts on Washington, D.C.

District leaders say that a proposed cut to the city budget, part of a plan to avert a federal government shutdown, is unfair ...

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Democrats’ Path to Reclaiming the Senate Just Got Harder

New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, a three-term Democratic senator, said she wouldn’t run for re-election in 2026.

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Markwayne Mullin finds his ‘coalition of power’ in Trump’s Washington

We're here to build relationships, to move the ball forward,” Mullin told the Washington Examiner in an interview from his Senate hideaway.

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