Aidan Quigley is a journalist with a focus on national news in the United States. He has written for various publications including The Island Packet, CQ and Roll Call, Marietta Daily Journal, ArcaMax Publishing, and Sun Herald. Aidan's articles cover a range of topics including politics, government funding, and legislative developments.
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There could be four vacant House Appropriations Committee positions for Republicans, and six open seats for Democrats.
By: Aidan Quigley
President-elect Donald Trump said Tuesday that he intends to nominate outgoing Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., to be his deputy budget director.
By: David Lerman, Aidan Quigley
Trump called for scrapping the massive stopgap bill in favor of a stripped-down version with aid to farmers and natural disaster victims.
By: Aidan Quigley, David Lerman
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump lobbed a grenade into Speaker Mike Johnson's carefully negotiated, catchall legislative package late
By: Aidan Quigley, Caitlin Reilly
House lawmakers from both sides of the aisle joined together to reject Speaker Mike Johnson’s latest stopgap funding package Thursday night.
By: Aidan Quigley, Caitlin Reilly
House lawmakers from both sides of the aisle joined together to reject Speaker Mike Johnson’s latest stopgap funding package Thursday night, with one day to spare before a partial government shutdown is set to begin. The House voted 174-235 against the package under suspension of the rules, which requires two-thirds support from those present and voting for passage. Thirty-eight Republicans bucked leadership and President-elect Donald Trump, a staunch proponent of the revised bill. Going to the Rules Committee to report out a rule for floor debate that could be adopted on a simple majority had been GOP leaders’ next move. But leadership quickly put the kibosh
By: Aidan Quigley, Caitlin Reilly
WASHINGTON — House lawmakers from both sides of the aisle joined together to reject Speaker Mike Johnson's latest stopgap funding package Thursday
By: David Lerman, Caitlin Reilly, Aidan Quigley
The House finally passed a stopgap funding extension Friday, hours before the midnight deadline to avert a partial government shutdown.
By: Caitlin Reilly, Aidan Quigley, David Lerman
WASHINGTON — The House finally passed a stopgap funding extension Friday, hours before the midnight deadline to avert a partial government
By: David Lerman, Aidan Quigley, Caitlin Reilly
WASHINGTON — The Senate cleared a stopgap funding extension early Saturday shortly after a midnight deadline, staving off a partial government shutdown and ending days of gridlock over a package
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