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President Trump voiced his support for the proposed spending bill, posting on social media that all Republicans should vote yes and that, quote, we have to remain united, no dissent. That's, of course, because Republicans have only two votes to spare in the House. But a number of Republicans who in the past were against these types of stopgap measures are now saying they will support it.

That's Representative Ralph Norman, a Republican from South Carolina and member of the Conservative House Freedom Caucus, speaking to Fox News.

That's Representative Ralph Norman, a Republican from South Carolina and member of the Conservative House Freedom Caucus, speaking to Fox News.

That's Representative Ralph Norman, a Republican from South Carolina and member of the Conservative House Freedom Caucus, speaking to Fox News.

He went on to say what's different now is the work that Doge is doing, which he agrees with. NPR has been reviewing the claims made by the Doge team and comparing them with federal contract data and has so far found that the Trump administration is overstating the estimated savings totals by billions of dollars.

He went on to say what's different now is the work that Doge is doing, which he agrees with. NPR has been reviewing the claims made by the Doge team and comparing them with federal contract data and has so far found that the Trump administration is overstating the estimated savings totals by billions of dollars.

He went on to say what's different now is the work that Doge is doing, which he agrees with. NPR has been reviewing the claims made by the Doge team and comparing them with federal contract data and has so far found that the Trump administration is overstating the estimated savings totals by billions of dollars.

If some of this to-the-brink spending negotiating sounds familiar, it's because it is. Late last year, heavy pressure and threats from Trump and Elon Musk torpedoed a bipartisan agreement in favor of the smaller current spending resolution that's set to expire on Friday.

If some of this to-the-brink spending negotiating sounds familiar, it's because it is. Late last year, heavy pressure and threats from Trump and Elon Musk torpedoed a bipartisan agreement in favor of the smaller current spending resolution that's set to expire on Friday.

If some of this to-the-brink spending negotiating sounds familiar, it's because it is. Late last year, heavy pressure and threats from Trump and Elon Musk torpedoed a bipartisan agreement in favor of the smaller current spending resolution that's set to expire on Friday.

The New York Times reports this time around, bipartisan talks had been underway to find a way to pass a bill and wrestle some control back from President Trump on spending issues. But Republicans ran out of time and are hoping to instead push through what they can on party line votes. Speaker Johnson says he'll bring the bill to the floor tomorrow.

The New York Times reports this time around, bipartisan talks had been underway to find a way to pass a bill and wrestle some control back from President Trump on spending issues. But Republicans ran out of time and are hoping to instead push through what they can on party line votes. Speaker Johnson says he'll bring the bill to the floor tomorrow.

The New York Times reports this time around, bipartisan talks had been underway to find a way to pass a bill and wrestle some control back from President Trump on spending issues. But Republicans ran out of time and are hoping to instead push through what they can on party line votes. Speaker Johnson says he'll bring the bill to the floor tomorrow.

President Trump has threatened for weeks now that he wants America to take Greenland, a large island in the Arctic Ocean with a population of 56,000 people. In fact, he specifically called out his intentions in last week's joint address to Congress.

President Trump has threatened for weeks now that he wants America to take Greenland, a large island in the Arctic Ocean with a population of 56,000 people. In fact, he specifically called out his intentions in last week's joint address to Congress.

President Trump has threatened for weeks now that he wants America to take Greenland, a large island in the Arctic Ocean with a population of 56,000 people. In fact, he specifically called out his intentions in last week's joint address to Congress.

Well, tomorrow, Greenlanders will vote in what might be the most consequential election of their lifetimes. The vote, while technically unrelated to Trump's goals of territorial expansion, has certainly been influenced by it.

Well, tomorrow, Greenlanders will vote in what might be the most consequential election of their lifetimes. The vote, while technically unrelated to Trump's goals of territorial expansion, has certainly been influenced by it.

Well, tomorrow, Greenlanders will vote in what might be the most consequential election of their lifetimes. The vote, while technically unrelated to Trump's goals of territorial expansion, has certainly been influenced by it.

That's Bloomberg reporter Sana Vass, based in Denmark.