The federal government appears to be headed for a shutdown on Wednesday, Oct. 1 at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time. The GOP alone can pass a funding bill in the House, but not the Senate—there, seven Democrats are needed to advance a bill even if every Republican supports it. Normally, getting those votes entails give […]
NEA EdAction Sept 21st 2025
As the end of the month nears, Congress appears to have made little progress toward reaching agreement on funding the government when fiscal year 2026 begins on October 1. Republicans support a stopgap bill that would continue current funding levels for most programs through November 21 and provide an additional $88 million to protect […]
NEA EdAction September 14th 2025
Government funding expires on September 30 and Congress has yet to pass either the appropriations bills or continuing resolution necessary to prevent a government shutdown. The two chambers are far apart on education funding. The Senate bill provides level or near-level funding for most programs, with small potential increases in key areas. By contrast, […]
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