Senate embarks on recess after funding government and confirming Blanche, punting other priorities
Summary
The U.S. Senate paused its work for five weeks after approving a bill to keep the government funded until December 11 and confirming Todd Blanche as attorney general. Senators decided to delay dealing with other issues, including President Trump’s request for a new budget plan.Key Facts
- The Senate went on a five-week break early on Saturday morning.
- They passed a bill that funds the government through December 11.
- Todd Blanche was confirmed as the attorney general.
- Senate Republicans agreed to postpone other priorities for now.
- President Trump wanted approval of another budget plan, but it was put on hold.
- The paused budget plan was intended to allow for tens of billions in spending (details not fully provided).
- The Senate focused on immediate funding and key confirmations before recess.
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