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‘Things are getting real’: No plans for SNAP patch in House, Johnson says
Speaker Mike Johnson made clear to House Republicans on a private call Tuesday that GOP leaders have no plans to put a standalone bill for expiring food aid benefits up for a vote as the shutdown pressure mounts on Democrats before Nov. 1. “Things are getting real” this week…
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In a Truth Social post, the president sought to settle infighting between GOP lawmakers over the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act…
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The protesters chanted “PEPFAR saves lives — spend the money.”…
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Speaker Mike Johnson and White House officials are still trying to strike an agreement with GOP holdouts…
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