Congress creates website to track reform of dysfunctional spending process

By Susan Ferrechio

Published April 30, 2018 4:10pm ET

Congress creates website to track reform of dysfunctional spending process — A bipartisan committee tasked with reforming the broken spending process in Congress launched a new website Monday that will track the committee’s progress. The site will be “a source for general information and updates” as the 16-member committee attempts to find a solution that would end the years of House and Senate dysfunction when it […]

A bipartisan committee tasked with reforming the broken spending process in Congress launched a new website Monday that will track the committee’s progress.

The site will be “a source for general information and updates” as the 16-member committee attempts to find a solution that would end the years of House and Senate dysfunction when it comes to passing the dozen appropriations measures that fund the government.