Our divided government came together to pass an increase in the debt ceiling in June, but another important deadline is on the horizon — September 30. That’s when the government runs out of funding. The consensus is that we’ll see a return to drama in the run-up to this key date. Learn about a new factor in negotiations in the latest edition of our quarterly Washington Newsletter. Other topics include:
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