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Congressional Black Caucus Urges Newsom To Appoint Rep. Barbara Lee To Feinstein’s Seat

The California governor said he will not appoint someone already running to replace the late senator in 2024 ― and that includes the progressive Black lawmaker.
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Government Funding Bill Raises Questions About Future U.S. Support For Ukraine

Congressional supporters of Ukraine say they won’t give up after the bill to prevent a shutdown excluded Biden's request for aid to the war-torn nation.
By Kevin Freking, AP

Congress Cancels The Government Shutdown Apocalypse — For Now

President Joe Biden signed the last-minute bill to prevent a government shutdown. But there are no guarantees the threat won’t return.
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Senate Clears Bill To Prevent Government Shutdown

Despite the lack of aid for Ukraine, President Joe Biden is expected to sign the measure.
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America Is In For A Financial Shock — And It's Not About The Shutdown

Emergency child care funding expires this weekend, dealing a blow to providers — and families too — unless Congress acts soon.
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Raskin Spots 'A Lot' Of Republican Alarm After Biden Impeachment Inquiry 'Failure'

Raskin said he doesn't see Republicans "moving forward" with the evidence-lacking impeachment inquiry into the president.
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Democrats Hilariously Roast Republicans During Biden Impeachment Inquiry

“As a former director of emergency management, I know a disaster when I see one," quipped Rep. Jared Moskowitz.
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Chuck Schumer Stops Short Of Calling For Bob Menendez To Resign From Senate

The majority leader broke with many of his Democratic colleagues who are demanding that the newly indicted senator step down.
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Congress Is Up Against The Clock To Keep The Government Open

The Senate began work on a temporary bill to keep agencies funded, but the mechanics of how Congress works may mean it started too late.
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Congress Is Moving Into Crisis Mode As Senate Unveils Bipartisan Bill To Avoid A Government Shutdown

There's no clear path ahead as lawmakers return with tensions high and options limited.
By Lisa Mascaro and Stephen Groves, AP