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President Clinton late tonight vetoed an $18.1 billion spending bill that finances the operations of the Treasury Department, the White House and Congress, setting up a confrontation that could very well lead to lawmakers' having to return after the election to complete work on a federal budget.

Leading up to lawmakers' votes Thursday, LGBTQ advocates pushed against the compromise.

It also may lead to further scrutiny from lawmakers about whether the bank received favorable treatment.

Some senior Democrats said an agreement by Mr. Obama to accede to Republican demands on the estate tax could lead to a revolt among lawmakers.

In fact, Trump tweeted Sunday morning that he and Putin may be partnering on cybersecurity, an idea that lead to widespread criticism from lawmakers.

Last week, another potential stumbling block appeared when the EU took exception to a constitutional amendment being pushed through the Turkish parliament under which MPs would be stripped of their immunity to prosecution, a move likely to lead to the ousting of Kurdish lawmakers.

But the practice has permeated the culture and lead to concerns among parents and lawmakers.

Despite this whirlwind of change, the Yahoo /Microsoft deal is bound to lead to some hand-wringing from lawmakers and antitrust officials in Washington and Brussels.

On Jan . 14 the state House did try to start an investigation that could lead to LePage's impeachment, but lawmakers failed to get enough votes to move forward.

Why would I go stand in front of them for an hour and a half?" On Jan . 14 the state House did try to start an investigation that could lead to LePage's impeachment, but lawmakers failed to get enough votes to move forward.

There was no real debate tonight over whether Mr. Silver would continue to lead the Assembly, according to lawmakers who attended the closed-door session.