Senators on Monday will take up a bipartisan funding patch measure that sets them up for a clash with House lawmakers in September.
Senate appropriators released stopgap bill text Sunday that would fund federal agencies through Dec. 11 at current levels, with some exceptions. Leaders set an initial procedural vote tonight with hopes of passing the measure before the Senate breaks for recess.
But the bill includes several rebukes of President Donald Trump, and House lawmakers will need to decide when they return in the fall whether to take up the Senate’s version or try to muscle their own version forward.
Senators are also facing an immediate deadline crunch: Leaders...
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