House Republicans, with a razor-thin majority, opted to forge ahead on their own on the continuing resolution, as House Democratic leadership expressed staunch opposition to the measure.

Should the House approve the measure, it would then go to the Senate, where support from a number of Democrats would be necessary to pass the continuing resolution and send it to the president's desk.

The House passed a measure Tuesday to avert a government shutdown set to begin Saturday by extending federal funding levels through September.. The continuing resolution, backed by Speaker Mike ...

Instead, based on the budget process to date and statements from the White House, they view the memos as an effort by the ...

The continuing resolution to fund the government through Sept. 30 next goes to the Senate, where it will need bipartisan support to avoid a shutdown and an interruption of government funding and ...

The House voted 217-213 Tuesday to pass the Republicans’ continuing resolution that would avert a partial government shutdown that was set to begin Friday. The bill will now go to the Senate ...

Democrats had been pushing for a 30-day continuing resolution that had little chance of earning enough support for passage. And with the House having already left town, the option would almost ...

The House Freedom Caucus adopted an official position in favor of adopting a continuing resolution to extend government funding past the end-of-year Sept. 30 deadline and until early 2025 with the … ...

"House Democrats have repeatedly articulated that any continuing resolution must be set at the fiscal year 2023 spending level, be devoid of harmful cuts and free of extreme right-wing policy ...

Legislative branch agencies are generally asking for funding hikes during an era when the White House is slashing spending.

New Hampshire’s budget process is in turmoil after lawmakers proposed a series of last-minute cuts, prompting a veto pledge ...

The House passed a similar bill aiming to reverse D.C.’s noncitizen voting last Congress, but the Senate never took it up.