Biden signs stopgap funding bill, pushing shutdown deadline one week
President Biden signed a stopgap funding bill Friday to avert another government shutdown, pushing the first funding deadline back by one week.
President Biden signed a stopgap funding bill Friday to avert another government shutdown, pushing the first funding deadline back by one week.
A New Jersey businessman and co-defendant in Sen. Bob Menendez's corruption case has pleaded guilty to seven counts, including conspiracy to commit bribery and obstruction of justice.
House approves short-term funding extension House approves short-term government funding extension 03:45 Washington — President Biden signed a government funding extension on Friday that delays a partial shutdown for at least another week. Funding for some agencies was set to lapse Friday, while the rest were funded through March 8. But Congress reached a deal
Former President Trump will attend Club for Growth’s annual economic retreat Friday evening—as the group works to “unite" the Republican Party and put its full support behind the 2024 GOP frontrunner to “win back the White House and more" in November.
Americans are familiar with the impact of higher interest rates, which are making it more expensive to carry credit card debt or buy homes and cars. But the federal government is also getting walloped: Spending on interest on U.S. debt is now the fastest growing part of the budget, and even projected to overtake national
President Biden seemingly confused Ukraine with Gaza while in a bilateral meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Friday in his latest gaffe.
Nikki Haley pinned Senate Republican losses on former President Trump as she urged the next GOP leader to put American priorities ahead of pleasing Trump.