Kamala Harris’ rally in Savannah, Georgia, was the first time a general election presidential candidate had campaigned in the city since the 1990s. Democratic operatives say it was a signal: Winning Georgia isn’t only about Atlanta this time.
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Congress
Mar 19, 2024
Government Shutdown Is (Likely) Averted
Negotiators in Congress and the White House came to an agreement on government funding on Monday, and leaders hope to quickly pass it to avoid a partial shutdown ahead of the Friday deadline. President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he “will sign it immediately” once it goes through Congress.
