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ASAToday for January, 22nd 2025

Government Shutdown Take II?

January 28, 2026

Government Shutdown Take II? Most federal government funding runs out at midnight on Friday. Although Congress had been close to passing the remaining six spending bills, a partial government shutdown now looks…

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Bipartisan Healthcare Negotiations FAILED!

January 28, 2026

Bipartisan Healthcare Negotiations FAILED! Senate bipartisan negotiations on an extension of the expired enhanced premium tax credits did not produce a deal. The group is not planning further meetings. Return to the…

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This Week in Congress

January 22, 2026

This Week in Congress  This week, the House is session and the Senate is in recess. The House considered two pregnancy-related bills (H.R. 6359 and H.R. 6945), and a resolution (H. J.…

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Government Shutdown?

January 22, 2026

Government Shutdown? Congress has until January 30th to pass six more appropriations bills to avoid a partial government shutdown. Last week, the Senate passed the three-bill minibus that cleared the House on…

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ASA Urges Congress to Pass the FY26 Transportation Housing and Urban Development (THUD) Appropriations Bill

January 22, 2026

ASA Urges Congress to Pass the FY26 Transportation Housing and Urban Development (THUD) Appropriations Bill ASA, along with the Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC), urged Congressional Leadership to pass the FY 2026 Transportation,…

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ASA Monitors DOL’s Independent Contractor Rule Enforcement

January 22, 2026

ASA Monitors DOL’s Independent Contractor Rule Enforcement On May 1, 2025, the Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division paused enforcement of the 2024 independent contractor rule and reverted to the older,…

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Healthcare Negotiations Continue

January 22, 2026

Healthcare Negotiations Continue Negotiations among a bipartisan group of Senators to temporarily extend the now-expired ACA enhanced premium tax credits have encountered significant hurdles, primarily due to disputes concerning Hyde Amendment provisions…

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Republican Study Committee Proposals for Reconciliation 2.0

January 22, 2026

Republican Study Committee Proposals for Reconciliation 2.0 Last week, the fiscally conservative Republican Study Committee unveiled a list of proposals for a new tax and spending bill, potentially advancing through the partisan…

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