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CQ Budget, 380 episodes. Page 4 of 4.

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Why Trump, Chuck and Nancy face huge hurdles in infrastructure spending plan

302

Appropriations Season Begins and the Future of Social Security

303

Progressives Power Play:Pentagon-Level Spending for Nondefense Programs

304

Sen. Grassley Sees Chance to Pass Infrastructure, Drug Price Legislation

305

Divided Democrats May Forgo a Budget Resolution

306

The Crime Victims Fund Is Not Just for Victims

307

How Congress Might Rewrite Trump's Budget

308

Spending Deal at Mercy of Trump Budget, Debt Limit and Border Money

309

Breaking a Trust to Build the Wall

310

Trump Ignites New Budget Fights by Targeting Pentagon Programs

311

Down to the Wire Amid Setback in Government Funding Talks

312

Congress' Border Wall Funding Emergency

313

Congress Looks to Avert Another Shutdown

314

Shutdown Could Cost Federal Workers Second Paycheck

315

Assessing the Bleak Options for Ending the Shutdown

316

How Shutdown Will Sting Across the Board

317

Hell Week Amid Shutdown Fears

318

Trump's Christmas Wish List: Billions for Wildfire Suppression, Unaccompanied Children

319

Spending Talks About to Hit a Wall, New Tax Plan in Doubt

320

Tax Cuts to Be Revisited, Vows Sen. Van Hollen

321

Mueller Probe, Wall Funding Could Trip Up Spending Plan

322

Surprise Roadblock Could Sideline Budget Overhaul Panel

323

Democrat to Reshape Priorities on Spending Panel

324

Committee Charged With Overhauling Budget Process Nears Deadline

325

How Trump's Imagined Tax Cut Could Work

326

Despite the Rhetoric, Congress is Unlikely to Tackle Deficit, Entitlements

327

Behind the Interest Rate Increases

328

Key House Appropriators Face Tough Midterm Elections

329

Border Wall Funding Battle Could Dominate Lame Duck

330

Fiscal Year Ends With Unclear Path for Government Funding

331

Spending Splurge

332

Spending Milestone Within Reach

333

Hurdles to Passing Spending Bills

334

Appropriations Rush Before Midterms

335

Senators Rebuke Trump on Education Funding

336

Spending Bonanza Heads to Senate Floor

337

Speeding Through Spending Bills

338

Senate Set to Surpass House

339

Wall Funding That Isn't Coming From Mexico

340

New Costs for Veterans Health Slow Spending Bill Progress

341

How the Summer Spending Stretch Is Shaping Up

342

Ticking Debt Bomb

343

Unexpected Spending Trips Appropriators

344

A Flurry of Budget Activity

345

Minibus, Rescission Package Go to Senate, But Can They Pass?

346

Here Come the Minibuses

347

Putting Trump's Immigration Crackdown in Context

348

House-Senate Tussle Over Spending Bills

349

Potential Hiccups to the Interior-Environment Spending Bill

350

Children's Insurance Program Sparks Divisions in Rescission Package

351

First House Spending Bills Address #MeToo, Marijuana, Gitmo and More

352

Spending Bill Strategy

353

GOP Farm Bill Targets Food Stamps, Heads for House Vote

354

Pitfalls Under New Tax Law

355

Back to the Future for the 2018 Spending Bill

356

The GOP's About-Face on Deficits

357

Fiscal 2019 Holds Same Old Problems

358

Top Appropriators Seek Hometown Cash as Shutdown Threat Nears

359

Abortion Rift Slows Spending Bill Progress

360

The Policy Fights That Could Upend Final 2018 Spending Bill

361

Guns, Immigration Could Trip Up Long-Awaited 2018 Spending Plan

362

Trump Budget Could Conflict With Spending Plans

363

Another Stopgap Coming as Congress Readies to Spend, Spend, Spend

364

Hoping to Avoid Another Shutdown

365

Shutdown Scramble

366

Inching Toward a Spending Spree

367

Congress' Spending Quagmire

368

The Long and Winding Road to A Spending Deal

369

Defense, Domestic Budget Increases Crucial for Long-Term Spending Deal

370

GOP's Band-Aid Deal to Avert a Shutdown

371

A Two-Year Budget Deal in the Making

372

How the Tax Cuts Could Stymie Economic Growth

373

The GOP Tax Plan Unpacked

374

GOP Tax Plan: 'Square Peg Into Round Hole'

375

Don't Pop the Champagne Just Yet on Tax Overhaul

376

Trump Kneecapping Obamacare Adds to Year-End Spending Hurdles

377

Dueling Budget Plans Amid Increasing Hurricane Aid

378

The Path Ahead for the Budget Resolutions

379

Why Any Tax Cuts Could Be Temporary

380

Next Battlefront:Lifting the Spending Caps