Quality Journalism for Critical Times WASHINGTON — U.S. House Republicans and Senate Democrats attempting to avert a partial government shutdown brokered an agreement Wednesday to extend government funding deadlines for a little while longer. The bipartisan deal will give Congress until March 8 to pass six spending bills lawmakers have finalized and until March 22 to pass another six bills […] The post Congress brokers deal on government spending deadlines, trying to avoid shutdown appeared firs
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House Homeland Security Chairman and Republican Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee, who oversaw the impeachment of Alejandro Mayorkas, announced Wednesday he plans to retire from Congress when his term ends.
Top lawmakers have less than three weeks to finish the first half of a federal spending agreement that's expected to top $1.7 trillion, with the first of two deadlines hitting on March 1.
Pittsburgh advocates and officials are concerned that a $1 billion funding shortfall that the federal nutrition assistance program for women, infants and children faces could force eligible families onto waitlists