Senate approves temporary funding to pause OMB grantmaking rule, sending decision to House

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The Senate passed a 90-6 stopgap funding bill to fund federal agencies through Dec. 11 that includes language blocking the White House OMB from finalizing its controversial proposed grantmaking rule. The House must decide whether to adopt the Senate version; the House has produced a clean stopgap without the blocking language. The dispute centers on giving political appointees control over grant funding, with potential lawsuits looming and a crowded path forward as lawmakers weigh the implications for research grants.
Topics:nation#appropriations#house-of-representatives#omb-grantmaking-rule#politics-and-policy#senate#stopgap-funding
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