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Senate votes to avoid government shutdown through early March, House up next

The Senate voted on Thursday to extend current federal spending and keep the government open, sending a short-term measure to the House.

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Congress must hammer out details after reaching $1 6T discretionary spending deal

Congressional leaders announced a deal over the weekend on about $1.6 trillion in funding.

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Congress must hammer out details after reaching $1 6T discretionary spending deal

Congressional leaders announced a deal over the weekend on about $1.6 trillion in funding.

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Should South Carolina have a hate crime law?

Should South Carolina have a hate crime law? Take the poll below.We will have final results on ABC15 News at 11 p.m.

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California budget rollercoaster: Legislative Analyst s Office predicts $68 billion deficit | State and Regional

California’s Legislative Analyst’s Office projects a 2024-25 budget deficit twice as large as 2023-24. It says the state could dip into reserves and cut some one-time spending.

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