Congress moving swiftly to fund government and avert shutdown before heading home to campaign
WASHINGTON – Congress is expected Wednesday to give swift approval to a temporary spending bill that would keep federal agencies funded when the new fiscal year begins next Tuesday, avoiding a potential shutdown showdown just weeks before the Nov. 5 election.
Follow today’s news live. Saturday Paper amends robodebt article The Saturday Paper has amended an article four days after it was condemned by its own senior reporter as an “unethical” and “misleading ...
Prof. Dopf challenges students to civics test; emphasizes importance of teaching American history in colleges; debate over ...
Hannah Arendt's work makes clear the dangerous shortcomings of the approach favored by the U.S. Catholic bishops' conference in their quadrennial document on elections, "Forming Consciences for ...
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Matt Bruenig writes that governments should nationalize more companies while Zephyr Teachout argues that freedom requires ...
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In August, the United States filed a Complaint-in-Intervention in a False Claims Act (FCA) whistleblower suit alleging that the Georgia Institute ...
Highlights: A non-binding Letter of Interest received from the US EXIM Bank for up to US$330M in long term debt financing for the construction of a lithium production plant at the ...
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