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Christian Science Monitor's Christa Case Bryant discusses the upcoming government funding deadline, Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) discusses U.S. aid to Israel and Ukraine, and Honest Elections Project's Jason Snead discusses improving election integrity.

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The House will begin work on several bills opposing the Biden Administration's energy policies. Congress faces a Friday deadline to fund part of the government for the rest of the fiscal year.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson said he expected to shortly release the text of a bill that would extend government funding past a deadline and that while Democrats and Republicans still had a "wide chasm" of policy differences, they were able to come together for a deal that would ensure the continuous operation of federal agencies. He was also joined by other Republican leaders and House members who talked about other elements of the party's agenda.

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Christian Science Monitor Senior Congressional Correspondent Christa Case Bryant discussed the state of negotiations to fund the government ahead of a weekend deadline and the latest efforts on foreign aid for Israel and Ukraine.

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The House will begin work on several bills opposing the Biden Administration's energy policies. Congress faces a Friday deadline to fund part of the government for the rest of the fiscal year.

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Honest Elections Project Executive Director Jason Snead discussed a recent report on election security and improving state election laws.

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The House will begin work on several bills opposing the Biden Administration's energy policies. Congress faces a Friday deadline to fund part of the government for the rest of the fiscal year.

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C-SPAN Co-CEO Susan Swain talked about the network's 45th anniversary and Founders' Day campaign.

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House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (CA) and Vice Chair Ted Lieu (CA) held a news conference amid a looming deadline to fund government agencies and avoid a partial shutdown. They discussed the funding deadline and contrasted legislative priorities by saying, Democrats have been the "adults in the room" while Republicans are doing "stupid stuff." In addition, the two congratulated Rep. Joe Neguse who was elected earlier that morning to the position of assistant House Democratic leader, replacing Rep. James Clyburn (SC).

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House Speaker Mike Johnson said he expected to shortly release the text of a bill that would extend government funding past a deadline and that while Democrats and Republicans still had a "wide chasm" of policy differences, they were able to come together for a deal that would ensure the continuous operation of federal agencies. He was also joined by other Republican leaders and House members who talked about other elements of the party's agenda.

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"We will enable advanced semi-conductor manufacturing to make a comeback here in America after forty-years" President Biden told a crowd of workers in Phoenix while he announced billions of dollars in grants and loans for California-based tech company Intel. The preliminary agreement is intended to support computer-chip manufacturing in Arizona, Ohio, New Mexico and Oregon. The president said the agreement "isn't just about investing in America, it's about investing in the American people as well".

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House Financial Services Committee Chair Patrick McHenry (R-NC) was one of several speakers who discussed the importance of the digital payment economy. Topics included digital payment trends, how small businesses rely on digital payments and combating fraud. Punchbowl News hosted this conversation.

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Honest Elections Project Executive Director Jason Snead discussed a recent report on election security and improving state election laws.

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The Federal Reserve opted to leave interest rates unchanged following its March 2024 policy meeting. Following the meeting, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell held a news conference to discuss the decision. He also spoke about what conditions would warrant a future rate cut in 2024. The Federal Reserve began increasing the rate back in March 2022 to address high inflation. The Federal Open Market Committee, tasked with implementing rate hikes or rate cuts and other monetary policy actions, will meet again May 30 to April 1 to analyze economic conditions and data.

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) held a news conference with other Senate Democratic leaders to discuss the upcoming government funding deadline. Sen. Schumer said the legislation was still being written and asked congressional colleagues to be flexible as the appropriations process concludes for fiscal year 2024. Sens. Murray (WA) and Stabenow (MI) affirmed the spending bills, saying they were bipartisan and protect important investments, and urged fellow lawmakers to avoid a government shutdown. Leader Schumer also spoke about President Biden's announcement regarding a multi-billion dollar grant for chip production, and he defended his recent Senate speech calling for new elections in Israel.

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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) held a news conference with other Senate Republican leaders on Capitol Hill. Sen. McConnell (R-KY) talked about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private video call with Senate Republicans, and said he told the prime minister that it was not the United States' business to tell another democracy about when to have an election or how to conduct military campaigns. This was in response to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) calling for new elections in Israel. Moreover, Sen. McConnell said the Senate may be in session over the weekend amid the final government funding deadline for fiscal year 2024.

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"We will enable advanced semi-conductor manufacturing to make a comeback here in America after forty-years" President Biden told a crowd of workers in Phoenix while he announced billions of dollars in grants and loans for California-based tech company Intel. The preliminary agreement is intended to support computer-chip manufacturing in Arizona, Ohio, New Mexico and Oregon. The president said the agreement "isn't just about investing in America, it's about investing in the American people as well".

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The House debated a bill prohibiting the president from ending the use of hydraulic fracturing, unless such a moratorium is authorized by Congress.

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C-SPAN Co-CEO Susan Swain talked about the network's 45th anniversary and Founders' Day campaign.

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House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (CA) and Vice Chair Ted Lieu (CA) held a news conference amid a looming deadline to fund government agencies and avoid a partial shutdown. They discussed the funding deadline and contrasted legislative priorities by saying, Democrats have been the "adults in the room" while Republicans are doing "stupid stuff." In addition, the two congratulated Rep. Joe Neguse who was elected earlier that morning to the position of assistant House Democratic leader, replacing Rep. James Clyburn (SC).

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House Speaker Mike Johnson said he expected to shortly release the text of a bill that would extend government funding past a deadline and that while Democrats and Republicans still had a "wide chasm" of policy differences, they were able to come together for a deal that would ensure the continuous operation of federal agencies. He was also joined by other Republican leaders and House members who talked about other elements of the party's agenda.

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Honest Elections Project Executive Director Jason Snead discussed a recent report on election security and improving state election laws.

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Commissioner Danny Werfel discussed modernizing and digitizing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) at an event hosted by American University's Kogod School of Business in Washington, DC. He summarized the impact the Inflation Reduction Act has had on taxpayers and focused on the importance of funding the IRS. In addition, Commissioner Werfel delivered remarks and took questions on a variety of topics including misconceptions about the IRS, tax evasion, refund timeline, tax credits for families and businesses, and his future vision for the IRS.

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The Federal Reserve opted to leave interest rates unchanged following its March 2024 policy meeting. Following the meeting, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell held a news conference to discuss the decision. He also spoke about what conditions would warrant a future rate cut in 2024. The Federal Reserve began increasing the rate back in March 2022 to address high inflation. The Federal Open Market Committee, tasked with implementing rate hikes or rate cuts and other monetary policy actions, will meet again May 30 to April 1 to analyze economic conditions and data.

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"We will enable advanced semi-conductor manufacturing to make a comeback here in America after forty-years" President Biden told a crowd of workers in Phoenix while he announced billions of dollars in grants and loans for California-based tech company Intel. The preliminary agreement is intended to support computer-chip manufacturing in Arizona, Ohio, New Mexico and Oregon. The president said the agreement "isn't just about investing in America, it's about investing in the American people as well".

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) held a news conference with other Senate Democratic leaders to discuss the upcoming government funding deadline. Sen. Schumer said the legislation was still being written and asked congressional colleagues to be flexible as the appropriations process concludes for fiscal year 2024. Sens. Murray (WA) and Stabenow (MI) affirmed the spending bills, saying they were bipartisan and protect important investments, and urged fellow lawmakers to avoid a government shutdown. Leader Schumer also spoke about President Biden's announcement regarding a multi-billion dollar grant for chip production, and he defended his recent Senate speech calling for new elections in Israel.

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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) held a news conference with other Senate Republican leaders on Capitol Hill. Sen. McConnell (R-KY) talked about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private video call with Senate Republicans, and said he told the prime minister that it was not the United States' business to tell another democracy about when to have an election or how to conduct military campaigns. This was in response to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) calling for new elections in Israel. Moreover, Sen. McConnell said the Senate may be in session over the weekend amid the final government funding deadline for fiscal year 2024.

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The House debated a bill prohibiting the president from ending the use of hydraulic fracturing, unless such a moratorium is authorized by Congress.

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The House Oversight Committee held a hearing amid the Republican-led impeachment inquiry into President Biden, with testimony from Hunter Biden's former associates, Tony Bobulinski and Jason Galanis, as well as testimony from Lev Parnas, former associate of Rudy Giuliani. Mr. Bobulinski and Mr. Galanis spoke about Joe Biden's alleged connections to Chinese and Russian business dealings and influence peddling, with Mr. Bobulinski saying that Mr. Biden was an "active, aware enabler who met with business associates such as myself" in 2017. Mr. Parnas testified that he was tasked by Rudy Giuliani, who was working on behalf of then-President Donald Trump, to find damaging information on Joe Biden in order to spread misinformation about him and thereby help Mr. Trump's chances of winning the 2020 presidential election.

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