WASHINGTON — Senior service leaders said Wednesday that they will be significantly challenged by a stopgap spending bill that the Senate plans to vote on this week to fund the government through Sept.

The services are bracing for a yearlong continuing resolution instead of a budget, which maintains funding at last year’s levels even as the military tries to modernize and improve readiness. The No.

South Carolina is operating under a temporary funding plan while lawmakers continue negotiating a new state budget, delaying ...

The yearlong continuing resolution that is funding the Pentagon for fiscal 2025 has slowed the building of new barracks and child care centers, top enlisted service members said Tuesday. The stopgap ...

South Carolina will enter the new fiscal year July 1 without a state budget after the House and Senate failed to reach a deal ...

US Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) speaks during a town hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin earlier this year. Johnson has introduced legislation that would prevent government shutdowns through an automatic ...

The House passed legislation March 11 to fund the federal government through through Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year, but it is unclear whether Republicans have enough votes in the Senate to pass ...

The Sept. 30 deadline to avoid a government shutdown and fund the government through the 2026 fiscal year has both Republicans and Democrats scrambling. Continuing resolutions have become far too ...

House Republican leaders released on Monday the bill text of their proposed continuing resolution to fund the government through November 21, which includes millions in additional security funds for ...

As the deadline to fund the government and avoid a partial government shutdown approaches, President Donald Trump has pressured Republican lawmakers to pass a continuing resolution. "Congressional ...

From a fiscal conservative’s perspective, it’s fair to say at this point that the new Department of Government Efficiency has done some really good work. Sure, DOGE has many critics, but so will ...