House Passes Fifth Stopgap Budget of Fiscal 2018, Keeps DOE at 2017 Funding

By ExchangeMonitor

The House of Representatives wants to give the Pentagon a permanent budget for the rest of fiscal 2018 while keeping other federal agencies at 2017 spending levels under another stopgap spending plan that would expire March 23. The continuing resolution would free…

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