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Posted: Jul 1, 2019 / 05:18 AM EDT / Updated: Jul 1, 2019 / 06:09 AM EDT

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Back to basics: Congress tries to keep government lights on

by ANDREW TAYLOR, Associated Press / Sep 17, 2019

WASHINGTON (AP) — The good news in Congress is that it doesn't look like bitterly polarized lawmakers will stumble into another government shutdown.

But as Democrats controlling the House unveil a stopgap, government-wide spending bill to keep the lights on and pay the troops, there's scant evidence that power sharing will produce further legislative accomplishments anytime soon.

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Purdue Pharma begins Chapter 11 bankruptcy journey

by TOM MURPHY and ANNE D'INNOCENZIO, Associated Press / Sep 17, 2019

NEW YORK (AP) — Purdue Pharma gets its day in court Tuesday after the OxyContin maker filed for bankruptcy and negotiated a potential multi-billion dollar settlement to resolve thousands of lawsuits.

An initial hearing will be held in federal court in White Plains, New York, for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. Purdue filed for bankruptcy protection late Sunday, the first step in a plan it says would provide $10 billion to $12 billion to help reimburse state and local governments and clean up the damage done by powerful prescription painkillers and illegal opioids, including heroin.

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Talks carry on but no deal yet in UAW strike against GM

by TOM KRISHER and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER, Associated Press / Sep 17, 2019

DETROIT (AP) — Talks continued into the night but there was no end to the strike against General Motors.

The walkout by upward of 49,000 United Auto Workers members has brought to a standstill more than 50 factories and parts warehouses in the union's first strike against the No. 1 U.S. automaker in over a decade.

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