Savannah Kuchar is a Washington Watchdog Fellow with a focus on national news in the United States. She has written for various publications including Aberdeen News Company, Yahoo News, USA TODAY, Reno Gazette-Journal, and The Clarion-Ledger. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, elections, and current events, providing in-depth analysis and insights on important issues.
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By: Savannah Kuchar
President-elect Donald Trump has come out against Congress' plan to fund the government through March and called on lawmakers to raise the debt ceiling, introducing a surprising, last-minute complication with a serious shutdown looming in just two days.
By: Savannah Kuchar
President-elect Donald Trump has come out against Congress' plan to fund the government through March and called on lawmakers to raise the debt
By: Savannah Kuchar, Riley Beggin
With a looming Friday deadline, lawmakers are working last minute to dodge a shutdown and keep government operations running through the holidays.
By: Savannah Kuchar
House Republicans negotiated a new proposal to keep the government running through March. It still faces hurdles among right-wing lawmakers and Democrats alike.
By: Savannah Kuchar
After last-minute hurdles toppled their original plan, House Republicans failed to pass a deal to keep the government running despite Trump's support.
By: Savannah Kuchar, Sudiksha Kochi, Riley Beggin
WASHINGTON − There is a notable absence of holiday cheer on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers are under the gun to avoid a late-December government shutdown.
By: Riley Beggin, Savannah Kuchar, Sudiksha Kochi
Show Caption WASHINGTON − There is a notable absence of holiday cheer on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers are under the gun to avoid a late-December government shutdown.
By: Savannah Kuchar
WASHINGTON − GOP lawmakers said they reached an 11th-hour deal negotiated among Republicans to keep the government funded and potentially avoid a major shutdown over the holidays, but the proposal was quickly rejected by top Democrats.
WASHINGTON − Lawmakers have rejected a deal backed by President-elect Donald Trump to fund large parts of the U.S. government, making a partial
By: Savannah Kuchar, Bart Jansen
WASHINGTON − House lawmakers reached a bipartisan, last-minute agreement to keep government running while facing a midnight deadline for a partial
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