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Senate Passes Government-Funding Bills, Narrowly Avoiding Latest Shutdown Deadline

The House and Senate face their next spending deadline on March 22.

Judge orders Biden to stop diverting border wall money

A federal judge on Friday shot down the Biden administration's plans to divert money from border wall construction to other projects like environmental remediation, ruling that it appears to violate the law.

Judge rejects challenge to Washington state law that could hold gun makers liable for shootings

A federal judge on Friday rejected a challenge to a Washington state law that cleared the way for lawsuits against the gun industry in certain cases.

Congress finishes funding half of government ahead of deadline to avert partial shutdown

The Senate passed the first of two government funding packages on Friday ahead of the looming deadline to fund the government at midnight, after delays led by Republicans that raised the concern of a partial lapse in government funding until Saturday.

Senate Republicans join Democrats to nix legislation to remove earmarks from government funding bill

Senate Republicans joined forces with their Democratic counterparts to vote against legislation that would have removed earmark funding in the first of two government funding bills, further signaling that the once-dead practice is likely here to stay.

Pompeo not shutting door on joining a second Trump administration

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday did not rule out accepting a position from former President Trump in a second administration, if he's reelected in November. Asked by Fox News's Neil Cavuto if he would consider working under Trump again, Pompeo said it was "flattering" to hear that his name has come up....

Bolton ‘perplexed’ about reports of Trump receiving intelligence briefings if GOP nominee

Former national security adviser John Bolton said he is “perplexed” about reports of former President Trump receiving intelligence briefings if he becomes the GOP presidential nominee. “I'm somewhat perplexed myself that the Biden White House has apparently agreed that he'll get these briefings,” Bolton said in an interview with MSNBC’s Katy Tur. His comments come...

National Guard helicopter crashes near Texas border, killing two: sources

A National Guard helicopter crashed near Texas' border with Mexico on Friday afternoon, leaving at least two people dead, multiple law enforcement sources confirmed to Nexstar.

Gaza aid port likely to take two months, 1,000 US troops to build: Pentagon

A floating pier intended to be used to deliver critical humanitarian aid by sea to Gaza is expected to take up to two months to construct and require as many as 1,000 U.S. servicemembers to complete, the Pentagon’s top spokesperson said Friday. The Defense Department will undertake the emergency mission to establish a temporary pier off the shore...

Police arrest man with hammer trying to enter Capitol Building

A man trying to enter the U.S. Capitol was arrested Friday after police found a hammer in his backpack, according to Capitol Police. Christopher Snow, 33, was being screened at the Capitol Visitor Center Friday afternoon and “became combative” after a police officer spotted the hammer as his bag went through an x-ray machine and “attempted...

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