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CQ Budget, 380 episodes. Page 3 of 4.

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What awaits Congress before summer recess

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Bipartisan infrastructure plan reached

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Democrats go big with new spending proposal

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Spending season begins with uncertainty

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Appropriators prepare for abortion funding fight

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Looking ahead at a busy appropriations season

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Infrastructure week, again

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Budget season preview

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Biden goes even bigger on spending

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Senate Republicans push for $568 billion counteroffer on infrastructure

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Democrats torn over strategy for passing $2T infrastructure plan

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Boosting domestic spending

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Why a $2 trillion infrastructure plan is a heavy lift

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White House set to unveil budget framework

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The return of earmarks in Congress

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House to vote on Senate-amended coronavirus bill

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Senate to take up $1.9 trillion aid bill

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Tanden in hot water over confirmation

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Teeing up COVID-19 relief package for debate next week

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House Democrats tinker with $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan

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Can the $618 billion GOP relief plan push the needle on bipartisanship?

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Biden weighs strategy for COVID-19 relief

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The Biden administration goes big on COVID-19 relief

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How does budget reconciliation work?

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New House rules loosen fiscal restraints

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Congress clears omnibus spending package with coronavirus relief

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Will COVID-19 aid be contained in the government spending package?

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Bumps in the road for $908 billion bipartisan COVID-19 aid deal

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Nominee for White House OMB, Neera Tanden, comes under fire by GOP

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Democrats eager to revive earmarks

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COVID-19 relief and omnibus spending bill face long odds

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How the transition of power may affect spending

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How will a strong showing from Republicans this election affect the budget process?

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How the election may impact the spending process

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Pre-election deadline looms for coronavirus aid deal

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Republicans and Trump at odds over coronavirus relief

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Could we see the return of earmarks?

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Democrats release new COVID-19 relief bill

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House Democrats draft stopgap funding bill without Republican support

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Lawmakers navigate politics in tackling a stopgap funding measure

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Debt levels set to break records

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Trump forced through some COVID-19 relief. Now what?

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COVID-19 relief talks progress slowly

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Senate Republicans release their COVID-19 relief bill. Is it enough?

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COVID-19 aid negotiations ramp up

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What’s in the Labor-HHS-Education bill for fiscal 2021?

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Confederate statues, COVID-19, nuclear testing mark appropriations process

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COVID-19’s impact on Social Security and Medicare trust funds

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Breakdown in the Senate appropriations process

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Appropriators face busy summer following COVID-19 delays

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Surprising jobs report could slow next coronavirus aid package

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Disparity between police and fire departments over virus aid

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The cost of battling multiple disasters

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The House passed a $3 trillion aid package. Now what?

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House Democrats set the bar for the next coronavirus relief bill

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A long road ahead for the next coronavirus relief bill

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The US may be heading into one of the worst recessions in history

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Congress reaches agreement for a fourth relief bill, but is it enough?

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Congress struggles to find a solution for small business funding

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Congressional leaders lay down markers for fourth relief package

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What happens to the appropriations process now?

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Coronavirus emergency funding is just getting started

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Union pension funds trigger congressional rescue efforts

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Candidates already jockeying to lead House Appropriations Committee

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Military weapons funding takes hit for border wall

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Top takeaways from Trump's latest budget proposal

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Infrastructure week is back again

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The most wonderful time of the year: budget forecast release week

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Congress faces narrow spending increase as VA health care costs balloon

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Previewing the appropriations process in 2020

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Talking Taxes 2020

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Year-end spending deal avoids government shutdown

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Lawmakers appear eager to reach year-end spending deal

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The outlook for a year-end tax bill

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Congress barreling toward agreement on stopgap funding measure, avoiding a shutdown before holiday

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Senate budget writers offer up a revamped budget process

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Congress struggles to agree on funding as November deadline looms

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Budget deficit nears the $1 trillion mark

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Bipartisan cooperation put to the test in Senate

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Power struggle over the House Appropriations Committee

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Averting a government shutdown

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Why partisan spending allocations spell trouble for the appropriations process

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Can Congress avoid a shutdown?

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Friction over diverted disaster aid ahead of Hurricane Dorian

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Tax cuts: Four flips in four days.

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ICYMI: The Democrats' tax package explained

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CQ Roll Call Analysis: Lower spending, deficits partially due to budget control law

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Two tax battles await Congress in September

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What the two-year budget deal means for federal spending

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Budget, debt limit deal nears completion, and rescuing union pensions

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Debt limit talks pick up pace and tax credit bonanza

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Why there's no Senate spending plan as deadline nears

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Financial Services bill loaded with hot-button issues may signal trouble ahead

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The Democrats' tax package explained

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The politics behind spending limit negotiations

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Democrats' Spending Bill Strategy

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Ex CBO director knocks GOP on Obamacare and Congress for rising deficits

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House to consider disaster aid again after GOP Rep. Roy deals setback

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Taliban money and fighter jets at issue in Pentagon's $690 billion bill

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Stalemate over disaster aid frustrates states