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Trump’s signing of the $1.4 trillion omnibus spending bill means that there will not be a government shutdown.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Elections
Thomas Govan announces candidacy for Court of Criminal Appeals
Judge Bill Filmore announces campaign for Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals
Judge Chris McCool running for Alabama Supreme Court
Allen officially withdraws Alabama from the Electronic Registration Information Center
House District 10 challenge now at Alabama Supreme Court
- Governor
- Legislature
2023 Legislative Session whip around: A look at what’s been pre-filed so far
Bill filed to prevent employers from mandating microchips
Pre-filed bills would slash incentive time accruals
State Rep. Paschal appointed vice chair of military, veterans committee
Hulsey elected freshman rep to Alabama House GOP leadership
- Economy
NFIB: Small business job openings back up in January
Resicum International plans $1.3 million Aviation Training Academy
Online job ads in December up 3.9 percent from last year
Gov. Ivey announces another record high jobs count
Innovate Alabama opens second round of grant funding to benefit local entrepreneurs
- National
- Education
- Health
State has spent nearly $1.7M on experts, lawyers in transgender medical care suit
Ivey attends ribbon-cutting ceremony for Craig Crisis Care Center
COVID-19 positivity rate, hospitalizations jump in Alabama
In case over transgender health care ban, medical groups seek to quash state subpoenas
Medical Cannabis Commission receives 94 license applications
- Opinion
government shutdown stories
News
Congress will meet on Monday to try to avoid a pending government shutdown.
National
Democrats pushed for larger checks all along. Most Republicans argued against it.
News
"This bill is far from perfect, but Alabamians cannot wait any longer for relief," the congresswoman said.
National
"Congress has recognized the plight of rural Americans and the digital divide that separates them from the rest of the country."
National
The president called on Congress to increase payments from $600 to $2,000. Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she's on board.
Congress
This final roadblock allows Congress to pass a coronavirus relief deal and omnibus spending package.
National
All Americans, including children, will get a one-time $600 stimulus payment.
National
Monday, Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Alabama, reintroduced the End Federal Government Shutdowns Act of 2019. Brooks said the bill would automatically require continuity of spending...
National
The White House has indicated that President Donald Trump — after three months of negotiations with Congress and a 35-day partial government shutdown yielded...
