Government shutdown live updates: Trump calls for Congress to 'get rid of' ceiling
Musk mounted a pressure campaign on House Republicans on Wednesday to vote against the bipartisan bill that Johnson intended to bring to the floor. On Thursday, 38 Republicans – most of them fiscal conservatives – voted against a stripped-down version that cut out add-ons to the spending plan but extended a suspension of the country’s debt limit.
President-elect Donald Trump endorsed an agreement by House Republican leaders to fund the government through March 2025 and ...
President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday took credit for killing the House Republican-proposed government funding bill, ...
Roy responded to a Truth Social post from Trump, who accused Roy of "getting in the way" of a deal. Trump wrote that ...
Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple slammed ABC News and its top anchor George Stephanopoulos for settling ...
Lock up political critics? Donald Trump is open to it. But his prevailing tactic entering his second term is suing the media.
With the funding deadline looming and his speakership on the line, Johnson faces a quixotic to-do list: negotiate a new ...
President-elect Donald J. Trump denounced a bipartisan spending deal that would fund the government until mid-March, telling ...
Elon Musk joined a wave of right-wing fury against a bill to keep the government open. Now, the president-elect says he wants ...
U.S. deportations of immigrants rose in the past year to the highest level since 2014, according to a U.S. government report ...
The bill failed to pass, as was widely expected, by a vote of 174-235-1. Thirty-eight Republicans voted against the measure.
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