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Shutdown-ending stopgap will have to move first in any deal, Thune says
Senate Majority Leader John Thune struck a cautionary note Thursday as bipartisan talks that could end the 30-day government shutdown kick into a higher gear, warning that a deal to advance full-year spending bills would move forward only after Democrats agree to a stopgap measure reopening federal agencies…
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“Any deal they make, I’m pretty much not happy with it,” the president said…
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The lawsuit comes almost two months after Trump filed a lawsuit against the IRS…
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