December 2019
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The Washington Post
U.S. Economy Shakes Free of Recession Fears in Striking Turnaround Since August
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The Washington Post
Congressional Negotiators Reach Tentative $1.3 Trillion Federal Spending Deal
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CNBC
House Passes Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Drug Pricing Bill
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POLITICO
Lawmakers Keep Hope Afloat for a Pre-Christmas Spending Pact
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AP News
US Budget Deficit Rises to $209 Billion in November
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The New York Times
House Passes $738 Billion Military Bill With Space Force and Parental Leave
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The New York Times
Fed Is Likely to Leave Rates Alone, and Markets Wonder What’s Next
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Roll Call
Overlooked Plans to Add Medicare Benefits Get More Attention
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AP News
House Leaders Racing the Clock on Government Spending Bill
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The Hill
Lawmakers Push Spending Deadline to Thursday
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The Hill
Deficit Spikes 12 Percent in First Two Months of Fiscal Year: CBO
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Roll Call
Wall Funding Talks ‘Tenuous’ as Appropriators Report Progress
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AP News
White House Backs Emerging Deal on Consumer Health Costs
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POLITICO
Congress Rushes to Reach Spending Deal as Deadline Looms
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Roll Call
Road Ahead: Impeachment Articles and Spending Bills Top the Agenda
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Roll Call
Foreign Aid Rider Tangles up Final Spending Talks
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POLITICO
Lawmakers Sprint to Settle Spending Bills Despite Border Wall Hangup
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Roll Call
Appropriators Seek to Wrap up Talks This Weekend
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The New York Times
Health Spending Grew Modestly, New Analysis Finds
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The Hill
US Taxes Drop to 4th Lowest Following GOP Tax Cuts: Study
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NPR
How Would A Wealth Tax Work?
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The Hill
Congress Races to Beat Deadline on Shutdown
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Roll Call
House Democrats to Move on Temporary ‘SALT’ Cap Increase
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Marketplace
New SNAP Rules Will Affect 700,000 Aid Recipients — and More than 250,000 Retailers
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Roll Call
Appropriators Set Friday Deadline for Unresolved Issues
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