The mayor and D.C. Council warned that the city would have to find over $1 billion in immediate, across-the-board cuts impacting every area of D.C. government if the bill passes.
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Starting 5, March 10: 14 Straight for Cleveland, Kawhi calls game & what’s trending
The Cavs extend their win streak to 14, SGA drops 40 against Denver, Kawhi wins it at the buzzer and the top storylines around the league.TRENDING
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Starting 5, March 10: 14 Straight for Cleveland, Kawhi calls game & what’s trending
The Cavs extend their win streak to 14, SGA drops 40 against Denver, Kawhi wins it at the buzzer and the top storylines around the league.TRENDING
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Starting 5, March 10: 14 Straight for Cleveland, Kawhi calls game & what’s trending
The Cavs extend their win streak to 14, SGA drops 40 against Denver, Kawhi wins it at the buzzer and the top storylines around the league.TRENDING
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Rock Entertainment Group to Open ‘Center Court’ Store Location at Pinecrest
Rock Entertainment Group will open a ‘Center Court’ retail store at Pinecrest in Orange, Ohio. This new location will offer an accessible, convenient, and elevated shopping experience featuring Cleveland Cavaliers.Entertainment
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Rock Entertainment Group to Open ‘Center Court’ Store Location at Pinecrest
Rock Entertainment Group will open a ‘Center Court’ retail store at Pinecrest in Orange, Ohio. This new location will offer an accessible, convenient, and elevated shopping experience featuring Cleveland Cavaliers.Entertainment
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Live updates: GOP-controlled Congress seeks to avoid government shutdown early in Trump’s term
The latest news on President Donald Trump’s return to the White House and the new Congress.Government
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Greenland to elect new government as Trump coaxes, threatens
The president says the United States needs to “get” Greenland “one way or the other.” The territory has banned political contributions from overseas.Government
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Trump Says Government Shutdown Is Possible, but Expects to Avert It
By Gram Slattery ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that a government shutdown “could happen” if the House of Representatives cannot muster enough votes to pass a temporary funding bill, but he remains optimistic the measure will get approved. “It could happen.Government