October 2019
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Roll Call
Shelby: Next Stopgap Could Last until February or March
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AP News
Uncertainties Escalate for Fed as It Weighs Another Rate Cut
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The Hill
Congress Faces Major Hurdles to Spending Deal
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POLITICO
Spending Bills Crawl Forward, but a Second Stopgap Looms
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Roll Call
Four Spending Bills on the Move; Democrats Eye Allocations Deal
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AP News
Pelosi’s Prescription for High Drug Prices Clears Committee
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The New York Times
Obamacare Premiums to Fall and Number of Insurers to Rise Next Year
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The Hill
Senate Dems Signal They'll Support Domestic Spending Package
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Roll Call
Four Appropriations Bills Slated for Senate Floor This Week
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The New York Times
Estate Taxes Are Easy to Flee, but They Still Help States
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The Washington Post
Add Risk of Government Shutdown to Impeachment and Other Legislative Logjams
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AP News
Finance Officials Pledge to Combat Global Economic Slowdown
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The New York Times
Fed Signals a Rate Cut Remains Possible, Despite Glimmers of Economic Hope
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The Hill
McConnell Tees Up Government Funding Votes Amid Stalemate
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The Washington Post
Failed Senate Vote Sets up Big Fight over Border Wall, Budget
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CNBC
The Federal Reserve Could Soon Pause in Its Latest Rate-Cutting Cycle
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The New York Times
Would ‘Medicare for All’ Save Billions or Cost Billions?
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Roll Call
Senate Floor Debate Beckons Amid Spending Bill Impasse
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NPR
How nonprofit Hospitals Are Driving Up the Cost of Health Care
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Bloomberg
House Drug Bill Would Save $345 Billion, Reshape Pharma Industry
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The Hill
Senate Democrats Aim to Repeal Rules Blocking Trump Tax Law Workarounds
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Marketplace
Social Security Benefits’ Buying Power is Fading, Despite Adjustments
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Forbes
Maximum Social Security Taxes Will Increase 3.6% While Benefits Will Rise 1.6% In 2020
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The New York Times
Fed Officials Voice Concern About Slowdown’s Effect on Hiring
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The Hill
Fed Officials Saw Rising Risk of Recession at Last Meeting
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