Congress rolls out $174B spending bill as Jan 30 shutdown fears grow

Congressional Appropriators Release New 3-Bill Spending Package

WASHINGTON—Appropriators in the House and Senate have moved forward on regular appropriations for 2026, issuing a bipartisan, three-bill package that would fund parts of the federal government through the end of September. Released on Jan. 5, the new package comes a few weeks after a deal was reached between top Republican lawmakers in both chambers. It lacks some cuts sought by the White House and more conservative Republican lawmakers, a resul…

Lawmakers reach deal on three-bill spending package, House to vote this week

The House will vote this week on a bipartisan three-bill spending package negotiated by top appropriators in both chambers.

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Congress debuts $174B spending package as Jan. 30 govt shutdown deadline looms

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill unveiled a $174 billion spending package on Monday, a critical step in a race against the clock to avoid a government shutdown -- as the current funding expires on January 30, 2026.

Congress rolls out $174B spending bill as Jan 30 shutdown fears grow

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have unveiled a new spending bill totaling at least $174 billion that could get a vote in the House of Representatives as early as this week.It’s a significant step toward avoiding another government shutdown come Jan. 30, the deadline congressional leaders set after ending the recent 43-day shutdown — the longest in U.S. history — in November.The legislation released on Monday is a package of three of the 12 annual spe…