US Shutdown Showdown: Lawmakers Race Against the Clock
Lawmakers face a September 30 deadline to pass funding bills and avoid a US government shutdown. White House talks aim to break the deadlock over year-long appropriations.
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Lawmakers face a September 30 deadline to pass funding bills and avoid a US government shutdown. White House talks aim to break the deadlock over year-long appropriations.
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