It’s appropriations season on Capitol Hill, and that means House and Senate leaders (and, especially, their staffs) are working long hours to craft spending bills for the new fiscal year that starts October 1. However, it’s not yet clear if those bills will ever become law.
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RAINN Policy Team is Championing Change in State Legislatures
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Congress Clashes on Sexual Assault in Military
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