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The U.S. Senate passed a stopgap spending bill Friday evening, averting a partial government shutdown and overcoming Democratic opposition to the measure. The bill passed 54-46 after clearing a more difficult procedural hurdle to stop debate on the measure, which required at least 60 votes. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed the bill earlier this

The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins, or GENIUS Act, is one step closer to becoming law in the US after the US Senate voted to pass an amended version of the bill. In a Tuesday vote of 68-30, a majority of the US Senate chose to pass the GENIUS Act roughly six

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As House Republicans scramble to corral the votes to pass a massive bill for President Donald Trump's agenda, their Senate counterparts are making clear the emerging package won’t fly as written when it reaches them.

UNITED STATES - APRIL 1: Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., Chair of the Senate Committee on Health, Labor, ... More Education, and Pensions, attends a hearing on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. Cassidy has endorsed many of the changes to student loan forgiveness and repayment plans included in the House reconciliation bill that was passed last month.

The United States Senate voted in favor of advancing the GENIUS Act with a 68 to 30 vote on Wednesday, June 11. In a bid to regulate the stablecoin market, which has grown to more than $254 billion in market capitalization, the U.S. Senate came together across both major parties to support the GENIUS Act. 

News Investigators/ The Senate has set up an 18-member committee to oversee the implementation of emergency rule in Rivers, following the suspension of democratic government in the state. President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, made the announcement at the resumption of sitting on Tuesday after the Easter recess. Akpabio stressed the need for having a

The U.S. Senate has passed a motion to move forward with the GENIUS Act. The motion to invoke cloture — which allows the Senate to proceed with debating the bill — was approved with a 66-32 vote. Interestingly, more than 15 Democratic senators, including Catherine Cortez Masto, Adam Schiff, Mark Warner, and Ruben Gallego, changed