Senate passes budget resolution; House plans to vote on its own resolution next week
The U.S. Senate voted 52-48, after a 10-hour “vote-a-rama" session, to adopt a budget resolution for fiscal year 2025 focusing on the border, military and energy. The bill would authorize roughly $340 billion in spending and be fully offset by corresponding spending cuts.
The GOP-led House Rules Committee will meet Monday to prepare President Trump's preferred 2025 budget resolution for a final ...
The budget resolution is a non-binding blueprint that does not carry the force of law. But the framework needs to be adopted first before Senate Republicans can pass legislation on a party-line ...
Senate Republicans passed their own budget resolution early Friday, thus defying their House counterparts, who’ve already forged ahead with their own Trump-preferred resolution. The difference between ...
A group of eight House Republicans in the Congressional Hispanic Conference sent a warning shot to Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La ...
House Speaker Mike Johnson said Monday he has not yet locked down enough Republican support to advance his chamber’s budget ...
House budget action headlines this week at the Capitol, as House Republicans also work toward overturning Biden ...
House Democrats are united against the Republicans’ budget plan. But heading into this week’s vote on the resolution, ...
Talks on ending the Ukraine war, a pivotal budget vote in Congress and key economic reports comprise a busy week.
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