What's in the Infrastructure Bill That Passed

Senate approves bill to end shutdown, sending it to House

Senate passes revised government funding bill, sends it back to the House

WASHINGTON — The Senate passed a revised stopgap funding bill to move toward ending the shutdown on Monday, sending the legislation back to the House for consideration as lawmakers in the lower chambe...

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Government shutdown updates: Senate passes government funding bill

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Senate approves bill to end the shutdown, sending it to the House

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Senate approves shutdown ending legislation, sending bill to the House for a vote

On the 41st day of a record-long government shutdown, the U.S. Senate voted 60 to 40 to approve a continuing resolution to reopen the government.

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These 8 senators broke with Democrats on the government shutdown deal. Here’s how they explain it.

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Congress Moves Closer to Ending the Shutdown

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China's car sales unexpectedly contract in October

But TSMC's latest sales numbers raised fresh questions about the durability of the AI boom, as Peter Devlin explains.

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Senate moves toward ending shutdown as travelers deal with major flight disruptions

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US Senate pass deal to end govment shutdown

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Illinois General Assembly passes transit funding bill overnight, raising $1.5 billion for CTA, Metra, Pace

The Illinois General Assembly passed a compromise bill to fund public transportation, including CTA, Metra and Pace, with the majority of the money going to the Chicago area.

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Illinois lawmakers pass $1.5B transit funding bill. What you need to know

Illinois lawmakers passed a $1.5 billion transit funding bill without large statewide tax increases that were previously proposed.

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NYC universal daylighting bill: What Staten Islanders need to know

Universal daylighting refers to the scope of the proposed legislation. This bill would mandate that cars not be allowed to park within 20 feet of any intersections with crosswalks in the city — roughly one full car length. The bill would also require the Department of Transportation to install physical barriers at 1,000 intersections a year.