Congress Faces Lengthy To-Do List After Midterm Election
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What the sources say, in brief
According to Bloomberg Politics, US lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week with several pressing issues to address before the end of the year. The outlet says the continuing budget resolution expires on December 11. Only one source was supplied, so no disagreements between outlets are reported. The item is not marked as developing, and the excerpt gives no further detail on the other items on Congress's agenda.
Key points
- Bloomberg Politics reports US lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week.
- Bloomberg Politics says the continuing budget resolution expires on December 11.
- Bloomberg Politics reports several pressing issues remain before the end of the year.
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Congress Faces Lengthy To-Do List After Midterm Election. According to Bloomberg Politics, US lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week with several pressing issues to address before the end of the year. The outlet says the continuing budget resolution expires on December 11. Only one source was supplied, so no disagreements between outlets are reported. The item is not marked as developing, and the excerpt gives no further detail on the other items on Congress's agenda. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: Congress Faces Lengthy To-Do List After Midterm Election.
Who is covering it
- Bloomberg Politics United States Congress Faces Lengthy To-Do List After Midterm Election US lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week with a few pressing issues to tackle before the end of the year, including the continuing budget resolution, which expires on December 11. Michael McKee has the details on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg) 3 Nov · Tier 1
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