Politics 7 hours ago The Hitchhiker’s Guide to why the bipartisan spending agreement doesn’t necessarily avert government shutdown Despite a much ballyhooed bipartisan spending agreement, several obstacles remain that Congress may not be able to get around and avoid a government shutdown.
Politics 7 hours ago Conservatives revolt against Johnson-Schumer deal to avoid government shutdown: 'Worse than we thought' A deal aimed at bringing Congress a step closer to avoiding a government shutdown has GOP hardliners up in arms, claiming it's putting the House Republican goal of cutting spending back even further.
Politics 7 hours ago House, Senate release bipartisan agreement on government funding as shutdown deadlines loom House Republicans and Senate Democrats have reached a topline government funding agreement for fiscal year 2024, Speaker Mike Johnson said on Sunday
Politics 7 hours ago House GOP majority to shrink again in time for potential government shutdown showdown House Republicans could be barreling toward their second of two government funding deadlines on Feb. 2 with just a two-seat majority.
Politics 7 hours ago Ruby-red Kentucky begins new legislative session with budget talks, policy clashes on horizon Kentucky lawmakers returned to Frankfort on Tuesday for a 60-day legislative session, where a two-year budget proposal is set to be drafted.
Politics 7 hours ago Freedom Caucus warns GOP leaders against spending 'agreement' with Dems as shutdown deadline looms The ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus is warning Republican leadership not to blow past the $1.59 trillion government spending topline set by the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
Politics 7 hours ago Senate has only passed 3 out of 12 spending bills as deadline looms Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will have to bring nine appropriations bills to the floor for a vote either separately or in an omnibus package before the Jan. 19 deadline.
Politics 7 hours ago Where no Congress has gone before: Facing galactic-scale fiscal cliff and border security threats The House and Senate have to figure out a way to avoid a government shutdown by January 19. And another funding deadline looms February 2.
Politics 7 hours ago House leaves for the year with critical battles still on horizon House lawmakers are leaving Washington, D.C., until the new year, setting up a busy 2024 after they punted on several key legislative priorities.
Media 7 hours ago Americans weigh importance of Ukraine funding against bolstering border security: 'Charity begins at home' People in Nashville shared mixed opinions on whether sending aid to Ukraine or fixing the border crisis was more important for America's national security.
Politics 7 hours ago Pennsylvania Senate clears way for spending on school choice, student-teacher stipends Pennsylvania's state Senate on Wednesday passed school-funding legislation that substantially increases school choice subsidies and creates a stipend for student teachers.
VIDEO 7 hours ago Americans weigh importance of Ukraine funding against bolstering border security People in Nashville shared mixed opinions on whether sending aid to Ukraine or fixing the border crisis was more important for America's national security.
Politics 7 hours ago GOP senator torches congressional leadership for considering NDAA extension for 'spying' on Americans GOP Utah Senator Mike Lee lambasted congressional leadership over considering the NDAA with a provision to extend a controversial section of FISA.
VIDEO 7 hours ago American people are finally ‘winning’ on changing border policy: Kevin Roberts Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss the Biden administration’s proposed $106B aid package to Israel and Ukraine.
Politics 7 hours ago Minnesota projects short-term budget surplus, long-term deficit as health, education spending hikes kick in Minnesota's multibillion-dollar budget surplus is expected to hold through 2025, when spending increases in the new budget period will evaporate it.
VIDEO 7 hours ago US military supply lines stretched thin amid Ukraine, Israel conflicts FOX News’ Jennifer Griffin reports the Pentagon is ‘just barely’ keeping up as Congress debates the defense budget and gives an update on Sen. Tuberville's military promotion blockade.
Politics 7 hours ago US senators to be briefed on Ukraine this week amid heated negotiations on emergency aid The Senate prepares for a classified briefing on Ukraine, Israel, and the $106 billion emergency package, aiming to resolve tensions and reach a consensus for aid.
VIDEO 7 hours ago Rep. Seth Moulton: 'The most important thing that our military can do is modernize' 'Fox News Sunday' host Shannon Bream sits down with Congressmen Seth Moulton, D-Mass., and Michael Waltz, R-Fla., to discuss American confidence in Congress, defense spending and foreign aid packages for Ukraine and Israel.
Politics 7 hours ago Key Freedom Caucus member predicts House GOP will fall short of government funding goals Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., one of eight Republicans who voted to oust ex-Speaker Kevin McCarthy, predicted the House GOP will fall short of its goals in the government funding fight.
Politics 7 hours ago House GOP spending momentum sputters as long holiday break looms House leaders are not expected to hold any votes on appropriations bills this week, with about two weeks until their next recess from Washington, D.C.
Politics 7 hours ago Pentagon asks for $114M to spend on diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility in 2024 The Department of Defense is requesting approximately $114 million in funding for its diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility programs.
Politics 7 hours ago GOP lawmaker highlights lingering divides: 'It's the conference against the conference' Freshman House Freedom Caucus member Rep. Eric Burlison spoke with Fox News Digital about where he believes the fractures are in the House GOP.
Politics 7 hours ago Wisconsin Gov. Evers vetoes 'completely unserious' $2B tax cut Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Monday vetoed a $2 billion tax cut bill championed by the state's Republican-run Legislature, castigating it as "completely unserious."
Politics 7 hours ago GOP rebels send warning to Speaker Johnson after blowing up vote last week: 'We're going to get cuts' House conservatives are warning Speaker Mike Johnson to stay focused on cutting government spending, but they suggest his job is not on the line just yet.
Politics 7 hours ago Schumer says 'good night for American people' after Senate passes bill averting government shutdown The Senate overwhelmingly passed a continuing resolution to avert a government shutdown Wednesday night by a vote of 87-11. The nays came from 10 GOP senators and one Democrat.
Politics 7 hours ago Wisconsin Assembly delays vote on likely veto-bound $2B income tax cut Wisconsin's Republican-controlled Legislature on Thursday withheld final approval for a $2 billion tax cut expected to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.
Politics 7 hours ago When it comes to the next shutdown fight in Congress, silence is golden Congress has until Nov. 17 to fund the government, or risk a partial federal shutdown. New House Speaker Mike Johnson has been shopping a plan, but it's possible the GOP may need another CR
Opinion 7 hours ago Big government is the casino where pols gamble with your money – and you're losing The U.S. government spends more than $6 trillion per year (it spent just under $4 trillion in 2017) and only has so many choices to finance its spending. That will come from you.
VIDEO 7 hours ago Israel is closer to victory ‘everyday’: Ron Dermer Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer joined ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss the Israel-Hamas war as the IDF intensifies its strikes against Hamas targets.
VIDEO 7 hours ago Rep Michael Waltz: We're throwing a lot of money at bad policy Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., weighs in on the GOP proposing IRS cuts to fund Israel aid bill on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
VIDEO 7 hours ago Rep. Mark Green: Biden's ability to negotiate is 'suspect' after $6B Iran deal, Afghanistan withdrawal Rep. Mark Green, R-Tenn., weighs in on President Biden's foreign policy decisions and appeasement strategy on 'The Ingraham Angle.'